158 LIST OF ENTOMOLOGICAL BOOKS. 



INTRODUCTORY WORKS ON ENTOMOLOGY. 



EPISODES OF INSECT LIFE. First Series, dis- 

 tinct and complete in itself. Price 9s., or with Coloured 

 Plates, 14s. Bohn. 



EPISODES OF INSECT LIFE. 3 vols. Crown 



8vo. With Illustrations, £1 : 7s. ; or with Coloured Plates, 



£1 : 16s. Bohn. 



Written in a graphic and humorous style, and well fitted to 

 attract the attention of those ignorant of such matters to the marvels 

 of Entomology. 



FAMILIAR INTRODUCTION TO THE HIS- 



TORY OF INSECTS. By Edward New-man. 1 vol. 



8vo. With numerous Illustrations. Price 12s. 



Van Voorst. 



The histories of individual insects, as given at pages 1—72, are 

 among the best specimens of insect histories we have — correctly 

 given, and in an amusing and entertaining style. We can cordially 

 recommend this portion to incipient Entomologists. The chapters 

 "On the Collection and Preservation of Insects" are now quite 

 obsolete, and those who act on the suggestion of applying to the 

 pin makers, &c. recommended, will only lose their time and post- 

 age stamps. The chapters on Classification of Insects should be 

 shunned by all young Entomologists, but being extremely dry we 

 have no doubt they will skip them ; by older Entomologists they 

 may be read with profit. 



INTRODUCTION TO ENTOMOLOGY. By Dun- 

 can. Forming one volume of Jardin's Naturalist's 

 Library. In red cloth boards. 4s. 6d. Bohn. 



This contains a good general outline of Entomology, comprised in 

 pages 67—201 ; it is necessarily rather brief!, and to those unlearned 

 in the subject rather dry. After the introductory portion several of 



