Books by "Sir Claude Phillips"

12 books found

The Making of Modern Egypt

The Making of Modern Egypt

by Sir Auckland Colvin

1906 · London, Seeley

The Holford Collection

The Holford Collection

by Sir George Lindsay Holford

1924

Indiscretions of the Naval Censor

Indiscretions of the Naval Censor

by Douglas Egremont Robert Brownrigg, Sir bart., Sir Brownirigg Douglas Egremont Robert (bart)

1920 · London ; Toronto : Cassell

Science from an Easy Chair

Science from an Easy Chair

by Sir Edwin Ray Lankester

1913

More Science from an Easy Chair

More Science from an Easy Chair

by E. Ray Sir Lankester

2022 · DigiCat

In 'More Science from an Easy Chair,' Sir E. Ray Lankester presents a fascinating exploration of Europe's natural world through a blend of rich narrative prose and scientific reflection. Each chapter, with titles such as 'A Day in the Oberland' and 'Switzerland in Early Summer,' offers a meticulous examination of the continent's diverse flora and fauna, painting vivid images of European landscapes. Lankester's literary style is both scholarly and accessible, inviting readers into the scientific marvels of the region while situating his observations within the broader scientific discourse of his time. Sir E. Ray Lankester, a distinguished British zoologist and an expert in comparative anatomy, brings his deep understanding of biology and ecology to the work. His passion for the natural world and his curiosity about life's intricacies permeate the pages. This book likely stems from his extensive travels and fieldwork across Europe. The insights he shares could also have been shaped by his role as a professor and his desire to make science accessible to the public. 'More Science from an Easy Chair' comes highly recommended for enthusiasts of natural history, science communicators, and anyone drawn to the wonders of the European environment. Lankester's expertise makes this book an authoritative guide, while his eloquent prose ensures that it is an engaging read. This edition not only adds to the scientific conversation but also captures the grandeur of nature's artistry, serving as an invitation to observe and appreciate our surroundings with renewed wonder.

The Sport of Collecting

The Sport of Collecting

by Sir William Martin Conway

1914

Brenda Walks on

Brenda Walks on

by Sir Frederick Wedmore

1916

A Player Under Three Reigns

A Player Under Three Reigns

by Sir Johnston Forbes-Robertson

1925

Among Indian Rajahs and Ryots

Among Indian Rajahs and Ryots

by Sir Andrew Henderson Leith Fraser

1911 · London : Seeley & Company