(1594-1643) "An English statesman, famous for his opposition to taxation by the king's decree." -Foster, 1921

John Hampden

(1594-1643) "An English statesman, famous for his opposition to taxation by the king's decree." -Foster,…

A small European and Asian rodent has quills on his back and can roll up into a ball.

Hedgehog

A small European and Asian rodent has quills on his back and can roll up into a ball.

(1456-1509) King of England.

Henry VII

(1456-1509) King of England.

(1553-1610) King of France.

Henry IV

(1553-1610) King of France.

(1566-1625) King of England, also James VI of Scotland.

James I

(1566-1625) King of England, also James VI of Scotland.

(1828-1905) French author most famous for Twenty Thousand Leagues under the Sea, From the Earth to the Moon, and Around the World in Eighty Days.

Jules Verne

(1828-1905) French author most famous for Twenty Thousand Leagues under the Sea, From the Earth to the…

Queen of the Netherlands during World War I.

Queen Wilhelmina

Queen of the Netherlands during World War I.

Native to North America, the puma is also known as the mountain lion and the Florida panther.

Puma

Native to North America, the puma is also known as the mountain lion and the Florida panther.

The various types of oak leaves: "a. Bur oak, b. Live oak, c. Willow oak, d. White oak." -Foster, 1921

Oak Leaves

The various types of oak leaves: "a. Bur oak, b. Live oak, c. Willow oak, d. White oak." -Foster, 1921

Phrenology is a psychological theory that the shape and bumps on a person's head can tell what mental powers and sentiments the person uses the most. The images make up the phrenology chart.

Phrenology

Phrenology is a psychological theory that the shape and bumps on a person's head can tell what mental…

"Lie flat on the back. Raise first one leg and then the other to a perpendicular position." -Foster, 1921

Exercise

"Lie flat on the back. Raise first one leg and then the other to a perpendicular position." -Foster,…

"Lie flat on the back...hands clasped behind head. Pull up to sitting position." -Foster, 1921

Exercise

"Lie flat on the back...hands clasped behind head. Pull up to sitting position." -Foster, 1921

"Stretch hands overhead. Bend back as far as possible, repeating until tired. Alternate by bending forward and trying to touch toes." -Foster, 1921

Exercise

"Stretch hands overhead. Bend back as far as possible, repeating until tired. Alternate by bending forward…

"Tense the muscles of the neck and turn head... forward and back and around in a circle." -Foster, 1921

Exercise

"Tense the muscles of the neck and turn head... forward and back and around in a circle." -Foster, 1921

"Arms outstretched horizontally. Make the hands describe a full circle forward and back." -Foster, 1921

Exercise

"Arms outstretched horizontally. Make the hands describe a full circle forward and back." -Foster, 1921

"Arms outstretched horizontally. Make the hands describe a full circle forward and back." -Foster, 1921

Exercise

"Arms outstretched horizontally. Make the hands describe a full circle forward and back." -Foster, 1921

"Hands on back of a chair or table. Raise and lower the knees rapidly, as in running." -Foster, 1921

Exercise

"Hands on back of a chair or table. Raise and lower the knees rapidly, as in running." -Foster, 1921

Phrenology is a psychological theory that the shape and bumps on a person's head can tell what mental powers and sentiments the person uses the most. The images make up the phrenology chart.

Phrenology

Phrenology is a psychological theory that the shape and bumps on a person's head can tell what mental…

Phrenology is a psychological theory that the shape and bumps on a person's head can tell what mental powers and sentiments the person uses the most. The images make up the phrenology chart.

Phrenology

Phrenology is a psychological theory that the shape and bumps on a person's head can tell what mental…

Phrenology is a psychological theory that the shape and bumps on a person's head can tell what mental powers and sentiments the person uses the most. The images make up the phrenology chart.

Phrenology

Phrenology is a psychological theory that the shape and bumps on a person's head can tell what mental…

"Group of birds related to the coots and gallinules." -Foster, 1921

Rail

"Group of birds related to the coots and gallinules." -Foster, 1921

(1446-1506) Made the "discovery" of the New World in 1492.

Christopher Columbus

(1446-1506) Made the "discovery" of the New World in 1492.

The earliest known Egyptian writing: a picture story of the falcon king.

Hieroglyph

The earliest known Egyptian writing: a picture story of the falcon king.

The armchair of King Seti I found in his tomb with him.

Armchair of Seti I

The armchair of King Seti I found in his tomb with him.

Jewel casket belonging to an Egyptian noblewoman, wife of King Seti I.

Jewel Casket

Jewel casket belonging to an Egyptian noblewoman, wife of King Seti I.

Tombs of the Persian Kings Darius and Cyrus.

Persian Tombs

Tombs of the Persian Kings Darius and Cyrus.

The obverse and reverse sides of one of the earliest coins.

Lydian Coin

The obverse and reverse sides of one of the earliest coins.

The obverse and reverse sides of one of the earliest coins.

Coin of Chios

The obverse and reverse sides of one of the earliest coins.

The obverse and reverse sides of one of the earliest coins.

Carian Coin

The obverse and reverse sides of one of the earliest coins.

The obverse and reverse sides of one of the earliest coins.

Athenian Coin

The obverse and reverse sides of one of the earliest coins.

Front view of the human skeleton.

Skeleton, Front View

Front view of the human skeleton.

A front view of the frontal bone; a,a, frontal sinuses; b, the temporal arch, beneath which lies the temporal muscle, which closes the lower jaw; d, the supra-orbitary hole for a passage of a branch of the fifth pair of nerves.

Frontal Bone

A front view of the frontal bone; a,a, frontal sinuses; b, the temporal arch, beneath which lies the…

A lateral view of the spine divided into its cervical, dorsal, and lumbar portions.

Spinal Divisions

A lateral view of the spine divided into its cervical, dorsal, and lumbar portions.

Fourth rib. Labels: a, vertebral extremity, called the head, which is connected with the bodies of the two contiguous dorsal vertebrae. At b, the bone is contracted, forming the neck; c, is the tubercle at the back of the rib, which is articulated with the transverse process of the vertebrae; d, the angle; e, the sternal extremity; f, a groove for the intercostal vessels. This will serve for a general description of the ribs.

Fourth Rib

Fourth rib. Labels: a, vertebral extremity, called the head, which is connected with the bodies of the…

The nasal fossae seen from behind.

Back View of the Nasal Fossae

The nasal fossae seen from behind.

Front and side view of the eyeball.

Front and Side View of the Eyeball

Front and side view of the eyeball.

A ceremony of homage to the king in medieval times.

Ceremony of Homage

A ceremony of homage to the king in medieval times.

Portrait of Henry VII, English king.

Henry VII

Portrait of Henry VII, English king.

Portrait of Louis XI of France.

Louis XI

Portrait of Louis XI of France.

The obverse and reverse sides of a silver penny during the reign of William the Conqueror.

Medieval Coin

The obverse and reverse sides of a silver penny during the reign of William the Conqueror.

The obverse and reverse sides of a silver groat during the reign of Edward III.

Medieval Coin

The obverse and reverse sides of a silver groat during the reign of Edward III.

St. Peter's and the Vatican palace in Italy is the largest church in the world.

St. Peter's and the Vatican Palace

St. Peter's and the Vatican palace in Italy is the largest church in the world.

The boy king, Francis II of France.

Francis II

The boy king, Francis II of France.

The interior view of the brachiopod Waldheimia flavescens.

Waldheimia Brachiopod

The interior view of the brachiopod Waldheimia flavescens.

"View on Roche-Mouttonnee Creek, Colorado." -Dana, 1883

Roche-Moutonnee Creek

"View on Roche-Mouttonnee Creek, Colorado." -Dana, 1883

A "long house" where up to fifty families would live, built by the Native American tribe, the Iroquois.

Iroquois Long House

A "long house" where up to fifty families would live, built by the Native American tribe, the Iroquois.

Armor worn by Spaniards in their conquests of the New World.

Spanish Armor

Armor worn by Spaniards in their conquests of the New World.

This forty dollar promissory note was a Continental paper bill that held almost no value during the revolution.

Continental Money

This forty dollar promissory note was a Continental paper bill that held almost no value during the…

This third dollar promissory note was a Continental paper bill that held almost no value during the revolution.

Continental Money

This third dollar promissory note was a Continental paper bill that held almost no value during the…

The Coat of Arms of Wurtemberg.

Wurtemberg Coat of Arms

The Coat of Arms of Wurtemberg.

The Coat of Arms of Great Britain.

Great Britain Coat of Arms

The Coat of Arms of Great Britain.

The Coat of Arms of Monaco.

Monaco Coat of Arms

The Coat of Arms of Monaco.

A crown.

Crown

A crown.

The leaf of a live-oak tree.

Live-Oak Leaf

The leaf of a live-oak tree.

An illustration to accompany the children's song, "Sing a Song of Sixpence."

Sing a Song of Sixpence

An illustration to accompany the children's song, "Sing a Song of Sixpence."

All the king's horses and all the king's men trying to put Humpty Dumpty together again.

Humpty Dumpty

All the king's horses and all the king's men trying to put Humpty Dumpty together again.

King's men on horses riding through town.

Knights on Horses

King's men on horses riding through town.

The King and Queen of Hearts.

King and Queen

The King and Queen of Hearts.

The queen telling Old King Cole not to have fiddlers so late.

King and Queen

The queen telling Old King Cole not to have fiddlers so late.

A king and queen. The king has lost his crown and the queen has torn her gown.

King and Queen

A king and queen. The king has lost his crown and the queen has torn her gown.