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, great height of fossil Coal-dust, danger from Coal formed in large lakes or closed seas Coal formation, geological position of Coal formed by escape of gases Coal-mine, the Coal not the result of drifted vegetation Coal-period, climate of "Coal-pipes" Coal-plants, classification of Coal-seam, each, a forest growth Coals of non-carboniferous age Coal, vegetable origin of Coke "Cole" "Condensers" Cones of _Lepidodendra_ Conifers in coal-measures Current-bedding in sandstone D. Davy-lamp Dangers of benzene Darwin on the Chonos Archipelago Diamonds, how made artificially Disintegration of vegetable substances Disproportion in relative thickness of coal and coal-measures E. Early use of coal Effects of an explosion Encrinital limestone _Equiseta_ "Essence de mirbane" European coal-fields Evelyn on the use of coal Experiments illustrating fossilisation F. Filling retorts by machinery Firedamp Fire, mines on First light oils First record of an explosion Flashing-point of oil Flooding of pits Fog and smoke _Foraminifera_ Fossil ferns Fructification on fossil-ferns Furnace, ventilating G. Gas, coal Gasholder, the Gas, house, constituents of _Glossopteris_ Graphite "Green Grease" H. Hannay, of Glasgow Heavy oils Humboldt's safety-lamp Hydraulic Main I. Impurities in house-gas Indian coals Insertion of rootlets of _stigmaria_ Insufficiency of modern forest growths Ireland denuded of coal-beds Iron, supplies of L. _Lepidodendra_ _Lepidostrobi_ Lignite London lit by gas M. Mammoth trees Marco Polo Marsh gas Medium oils Metamorphism of coal by igneous agency Methods of ventilation Mountain limestone Murdock's use of gas Mussel beds N. Napthalin _Neuropteris_ Newcastle, charters to Nitro-benzole O. Objections to use of coal Oils from coal and lignite Oil-wells of America Olefiant gas _Orthoceras_ P. Paraffins Peat _Pecopteris_ Pennsylvanian anthracite Persian fire-worshippers Pitch Plumbago _Polyzoa_ Prejudice against aniline dyes Prohibitions of the use of coal Proportions of explosive mixtures _Psaronius_ "Purifiers" Pyrites in coal Q. Quantity of coal raised in Great Britain R. Reptiles of the coal-era Resemblance of American and British coal-_flora_ Retorts Roman use of coal Rosanilines, the Royal Commission of 1866 S. Sandstone, how formed Shales _Sigillaria_ South American coals Spores
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