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Sir James Matthew Barrie, 1st Baronet (1860-1937) was a Scottish novelist and playwright who wrote <i>Peter Pan</i>.

James M. Barrie

Sir James Matthew Barrie, 1st Baronet (1860-1937) was a Scottish novelist and playwright who wrote Peter…

(1850-1925) Polish operatic singer. Renowned internationally for the high quality of his singing and the elegance of his bearing, he became the biggest male opera star of the late 19th century.

Jean De Reszke

(1850-1925) Polish operatic singer. Renowned internationally for the high quality of his singing and…

Flag of Bremen, 1881

Bremen, flag

Flag of Bremen, 1881

Falcons are a group of birds of prey that vary in size from the falconet to the gyrefalcon. They can fly at 200 mph in order to catch their prey.

Falcon

Falcons are a group of birds of prey that vary in size from the falconet to the gyrefalcon. They can…

Herons are found on the edges of rivers, lakes and marshes and live on fishes, reptiles and sometimes small mammals. They have long stout and sharp-pointed beaks, in order to catch fish.

Heron

Herons are found on the edges of rivers, lakes and marshes and live on fishes, reptiles and sometimes…

Wasps are in the Order Hymenoptera. They are carnivorous and only the female stings to paralyze its prey.

Mud Wasp

Wasps are in the Order Hymenoptera. They are carnivorous and only the female stings to paralyze its…

Nightingale, a bird famous on account of its brilliant song, which for quality and variety is not exceeded by that of any other bird.

Nightingale

Nightingale, a bird famous on account of its brilliant song, which for quality and variety is not exceeded…

Herons are found on the edges of rivers, lakes and marshes and live on fishes, reptiles and sometimes small mammals. They have long stout and sharp-pointed beaks, in order to catch fish.

Heron

Herons are found on the edges of rivers, lakes and marshes and live on fishes, reptiles and sometimes…

Nightingale, a bird famous on account of its brilliant song, which for quality and variety is not exceeded by that of any other bird.

Nightingale

Nightingale, a bird famous on account of its brilliant song, which for quality and variety is not exceeded…

Whales have lungs which require them to surface in order to get oxygen.

Whale

Whales have lungs which require them to surface in order to get oxygen.

Herons are found on the edges of rivers, lakes and marshes and live on fishes, reptiles and sometimes small mammals. They have long stout and sharp-pointed beaks, in order to catch fish.

Heron

Herons are found on the edges of rivers, lakes and marshes and live on fishes, reptiles and sometimes…

Illustration of a Corinthian order Greek column.

Corinthian Greek Column

Illustration of a Corinthian order Greek column.

Illustration of an Ionic order Greek column.

Ionic Greek Column

Illustration of an Ionic order Greek column.

The Common Flax flower, of the Order Linaceae.

Flax

The Common Flax flower, of the Order Linaceae.

The Common Flax flower, of the Order Linaceae, cut in half.

Flower

The Common Flax flower, of the Order Linaceae, cut in half.

Flowering branch of the Carolina Allspice.

Carolina Allspice

Flowering branch of the Carolina Allspice.

Half of a calyx-cup, of the Carolina Allspice.

Carolina Allspice

Half of a calyx-cup, of the Carolina Allspice.

A ripe fruit of hip of the Carolina Allspice.

Carolina Allspice

A ripe fruit of hip of the Carolina Allspice.

Common Bluet, of the Order Rubiaceae.

Bluet

Common Bluet, of the Order Rubiaceae.

Section of a flower of the Common Bluet, of the Order Rubiaceae.

Bluet Flower

Section of a flower of the Common Bluet, of the Order Rubiaceae.

Section of a flower of the Common Bluet, of the Order Rubiaceae.

Bluet Flower

Section of a flower of the Common Bluet, of the Order Rubiaceae.

The Fly-trap grows in swampy places, and has a flower that hinges in order to trap insects.

Venus fly-trap

The Fly-trap grows in swampy places, and has a flower that hinges in order to trap insects.

Nightingale, a bird famous on account of its brilliant song, which for quality and variety is not exceeded by that of any other bird.

Nightingale

Nightingale, a bird famous on account of its brilliant song, which for quality and variety is not exceeded…

"The attraction. Meeting will be addressed by a good looking suffragette by order of committee. Busy Bill--Maybe I don't know politics, but I knows human nature in the cow country. The sign fetched 'em!"

Women's Suffrage Cartoon - The Attraction

"The attraction. Meeting will be addressed by a good looking suffragette by order of committee. Busy…

Capital of a Doric column.

Doric Capital

Capital of a Doric column.

Capital of a Ionic column.

Ionic Capital

Capital of a Ionic column.

Capital of a Corinthian column.

Corinthian Capital

Capital of a Corinthian column.

Capital of a Tuscan column.

Tuscan Capital

Capital of a Tuscan column.

Grecian Ionic Order.

Ionic Order

Grecian Ionic Order.

Corinthian Order, common amonth the Romans.

Corinthian Order

Corinthian Order, common amonth the Romans.

Grecian Doric Order.

Doric Order

Grecian Doric Order.

Order of friars, characterized by their dark brown robes and white hooded cloaks.

Carmelite

Order of friars, characterized by their dark brown robes and white hooded cloaks.

Valerian, the type genus of Valerianaceae; an order of herbs. It is distinguished by opposite leaves and small irregular flowers.

Valerian

Valerian, the type genus of Valerianaceae; an order of herbs. It is distinguished by opposite leaves…

Walnut, a genus comprising seven or eight species of beautiful trees of the Juglandaceae order.

Walnut

Walnut, a genus comprising seven or eight species of beautiful trees of the Juglandaceae order.

Whale, a name applied to any in the order Cetacean.

Whale

Whale, a name applied to any in the order Cetacean.

Giant water bug, order Hemiptera.

Waterbug

Giant water bug, order Hemiptera.

A genus of plants of the order Leguminosae, consisting of trees or shrubs with compound pinnate leaves and small leaflets, growing in Africa, Arabia the East Indies and Australia.

Acacia

A genus of plants of the order Leguminosae, consisting of trees or shrubs with compound pinnate leaves…

An order of sessile-eyed malacostracan crustaceans, with feet directed partly forwards and partly backwards. This is a shore-jumper.

Amphipoda

An order of sessile-eyed malacostracan crustaceans, with feet directed partly forwards and partly backwards.…

An order of sessile-eyed malacostracan crustaceans, with feet directed partly forwards and partly backwards. This is a portion showing the respiratory organs a a a.

Amphipoda

An order of sessile-eyed malacostracan crustaceans, with feet directed partly forwards and partly backwards.…

The baobab tree or monkey-tree belongs to the order Bombaceae. It is one f the largest of trees, its trunk sometimes attaining a diameter of 30 feet.

Baobab

The baobab tree or monkey-tree belongs to the order Bombaceae. It is one f the largest of trees, its…

Bat, one of the group of wing-handed, flying mammals, having the forelimb peculiarly modified so as to serve for flight, and constituting the order Chiroptera.

Horseshoe Bat

Bat, one of the group of wing-handed, flying mammals, having the forelimb peculiarly modified so as…

Sea-stars are Echinoderms. The order Ophiuroides is closely related to starfishes. The arms of sea stars however, differ from those of starfishes in not containing any prolongations from the stomach.

Sea-star

Sea-stars are Echinoderms. The order Ophiuroides is closely related to starfishes. The arms of sea stars…

Horseshoe crabs represent an order called Xiphosura, from the fact that the end of the abdomen is furnished with a long sword-like spine.

Horseshoe Crab

Horseshoe crabs represent an order called Xiphosura, from the fact that the end of the abdomen is furnished…

The mites form with the ticks the order Acarina, and are distinguished by the fact that the abdomen is amalgamated with the cephalothorax to form a single mass.

Mite

The mites form with the ticks the order Acarina, and are distinguished by the fact that the abdomen…

The mites form with the ticks the order Acarina, and are distinguished by the fact that the abdomen is amalgamated with the cephalothorax to form a single mass.

Mite

The mites form with the ticks the order Acarina, and are distinguished by the fact that the abdomen…

This gooseberry sawfly is a member of the large order, Hymenoptera.

Sawfly

This gooseberry sawfly is a member of the large order, Hymenoptera.

Beetles are members of the Coleopterans, the largest order of insects. They are distinguished by a hard pair of wings.

Beetle

Beetles are members of the Coleopterans, the largest order of insects. They are distinguished by a hard…

Beetles are members of the Coleopterans, the largest order of insects. They are distinguished by a hard pair of wings.

Beetle

Beetles are members of the Coleopterans, the largest order of insects. They are distinguished by a hard…

The mud fish is in the order Dipnoi. They resemble salamanders in the class Amphibia. (p) pectoral limbs; (v) ventral limbs.

Mudfish

The mud fish is in the order Dipnoi. They resemble salamanders in the class Amphibia. (p) pectoral limbs;…

When General McClellan reached Locst Hill, on april 2nd, 1862, he found fifty-eight thousand men and much of his artillery there. The following day he moved his whole army toward Yorktown, in order to prevent, if possible, Johnston's re-enforcement of General Magruder, expecting to receive in time for the co-operation of the naval force in Hampton Roads, which he thought would reduce the Confederate batteries both on the James and York Rivers.

Advance of the Federal Army towards Yorktown

When General McClellan reached Locst Hill, on april 2nd, 1862, he found fifty-eight thousand men and…

Recapture of artillery by the First Ohio and other regiments under General Rousseau, April 7, 1862. The flight of the 53rd and 57th Ohio Regiments left Waterhouse's battery, which was planted on a hill to the left of Shiloh Chapel, unprotected; but the 43rd and 49th Illinois Regiments came to his aid, and supported it until Colonel Wreish of the 43rd was killed, when they fell back in tolerable order. The Confederates now charged and took Waterhouse's battery, thus flanking General Sherman, who fell back to the Purdy Road in good order. Here the sudden death of Captain Behr, who was getting his battery in position on the left wing of the new line, created a panic in his company, which broke and left five guns. Not being supported by any other division, General Sherman was forced back to the right of McClernand, where he again formed and shared the fortunes of the day.

Battle of Pittsburg Landing

Recapture of artillery by the First Ohio and other regiments under General Rousseau, April 7, 1862.…

April 5, 1862. The General is arriving to take personal command of the Federal Army in its advance on Yorktown. He is enthusiastically received by the troops. On March 11, 1862 the president issued an order relieving General McClellan of part of the responsibility heretofore devolving upon him. The order stated that "General McClellan, having personally taken the field at the head of the Army of the Potomac, until otherwise ordered, he is relieved from the command of the other military departments he retaining the command of the Department of the Potomac."

Arrival of General McClellan

April 5, 1862. The General is arriving to take personal command of the Federal Army in its advance on…

Doric order of the Parthenon, Athens.

Doric Column

Doric order of the Parthenon, Athens.

Ionic order of the Erechtheion, Athens.

Ionic Column

Ionic order of the Erechtheion, Athens.

Themoe of Diocletian.

Doric Order

Themoe of Diocletian.

Arch of Titus.

Composite Order

Arch of Titus.

Temple of Fortuna Virilis.

Ionic Order

Temple of Fortuna Virilis.

Temple of Castor and Pollux.

Corinthian Order

Temple of Castor and Pollux.

Greco-Roman Corinthian order of Temple of Vesta.

Corinthian Order

Greco-Roman Corinthian order of Temple of Vesta.

An order of architecture wherein the entablature is supported by female figures clothed in long garments, instead of columns. The temple of Polias-Minerva at Priene, Greece.

Caryatic Order

An order of architecture wherein the entablature is supported by female figures clothed in long garments,…