S 224

XXI. OUR FIRST VIEW OF THE EARTH FROM MARS--A
MARTIAN COURTSHIP 236

XXII. CELESTIAL PHENOMENA SEEN FROM MARS--M'ALLISTER
RECEIVES A PRACTICAL LESSON
IN GRAVITATION 242

XXIII. I HAVE A SERIOUS TALK WITH JOHN 253

XXIV. THE MARTIAN SEASONS 256

XXV. MANY THINGS SEEN UPON MARS--I RECEIVE
SOME NEWS 264

XXVI. WE WITNESS SOME WONDERFUL AERIAL EVOLUTIONS
AND LISTEN TO MARVELLOUS MUSIC 282

XXVII. A FAREWELL BANQUET AND A PAINFUL PARTING 293

XXVIII. LAST WORDS TO MY READERS 298

(_Addendum by John Yiewsley Claxton_)

XXIX. WHAT HAPPENED UPON OUR RETURN HOME--RESULTS
OF THE MOST RECENT OBSERVATIONS OF MARS--PROFESSOR
LOWELL'S IMPORTANT DISCOVERY 302

LIST OF PLATES AND MAPS

PLATE PAGE

I. "WHAT A SPLENDID VIEW WE THEN HAD!" _frontispiece_

II. IDEAL VIEW OF LUNAR SCENERY 54

III. CHART OF THE MOON, SHOWING THE PRINCIPAL }
FORMATIONS SEEN ON ITS SURFACE } 80
}
IV. INDEX MAP TO CHART OF THE MOON }

V. DIAGRAM SHOWING THE RELATIVE POSITIONS
AND MOVEMENTS OF THE PLANETS DURING
THE VOYAGE OF THE _AREONAL_ 100

VI. DIAGRAM SHOWING THE RELATIVE POSITIONS
OF THE EARTH AND MARS AT THE TIME OF
VARIOUS OPPOSITIONS OF MARS 110

VII. CHART SHOWING THE RELATIVE POSITIONS OF
THE EARTH AND MARS DURING THE YEARS
1909-1910 118

VIII. MARS. MAP 1 128

IX. MARS. MAP 2 138

X. MARS. MAP 3 154

XI. MARS. MAP 4 206

XII. MARS. MAP 5 224

XIII. MARS. MAP 6 256

XIV. MARS. MAP 7, SHOWING THE PLANET'S SOUTHERN
SNOW-CAP AT ITS MAXIMUM