MONOGRAPH OF THE BRITISH CICAM OR TETTIGIM. 
(FROGHOPPERS AND GRASSFLIES.) 
By George Bowdler Buckton, F.R.S., Corr. ]SIemb. Acad. Nat. Hist, of Philadelphia, 
Memb. de la Soc. Ent. de France. Illustrated by more than 400 Coloured Drawings. 
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number, most of which have come under the author's notice, each species being illustrated by one or more 
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species, and other subjects connected with the economy of this interesting but difficult group of Rhyn- 
chotous insects. Mr. Buckton's name is well known to entomologists, and this book represents the labour 
and observation of many years. 
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