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• Our surroundings; a elementary general scienceArthur G Clement
• A field and laboratory guide in physical nature-study, by Elliot R. DowningElliot Rowland Downing
• Science for the school and familyWorthington Hooker
• Civic science in the communityGeorge W. Hunter
• Civic science in the home, by George W. Hunter ... and Walter G. WhitmanGeorge W. Hunter
• The scientific class-book, or, A familiar introduction to the principles of physical science : for the use of schools and academies, on the Walter R. Johnson
• Studies in science for seventh and eighth grades and junior high schools [by] Alice Jean PattersonAlice Jean Patterson
• Selections of the most remarkable phenomena of nature. Ed. by Henry G. Bell, esqHenry Glassford Bell
• The realities of modern science, an introduction for the general readerJohn Mills
• A popular guide to the observation of nature, or, Hints of inducement to the study of natural productions and appearances, in their connexioRobert Mudie
• Springboards to science; suggested experiences and experiments to encourage children to develop an early interest in scienceElizabeth Mechem Fuller
• First book of scienceWilliam A. Norton
• The boy's playbook of science : including the various manipulations and arrangements of chemical and philosophical apparatus required for thJohn Henry Pepper
• Peterson's familiar scienceR. E. Peterson
• Science experiences with home equipmentCarleton John Lynde
• Science experiences with inexpensive equipmentCarleton John Lynde
• The seven follies of science; to which is added a small budget of interesting paradoxes, illusions, marvels, and popular fallacies. A populaJohn Phin
• Science remaking the worldOtis W. Caldwell
• What is science? By Norman CampbellNorman Robert Campbell
• A statistical study of American men of science, by J. McKeen CattellJames McKeen Cattell
• The idolatry of science, by the Hon. Stephen ColeridgeStephen Coleridge
• Science and human affairs from the viewpoint of biologyWinterton C. Curtis
• Letters of Euler on different subjects in physics and philosophyLeonhard Euler
• Daedalus or science and the future : a paper read to the heretics, Cambridge on February 4th 1923J. B. S. Haldane
• Aspects of nature, in different lands and different climates; with scientific elucidations. By Alexander von Humboldt. Tr. by Mrs. SabineAlexander von Humboldt
• The poetry of scienceRobert Hunt
• Science and Christian tradition : essaysThomas Henry Huxley
• Science and Hebrew tradition; essays by Thomas H. HuxleyThomas Henry Huxley
• The future of science in AmericaCharles A. Kraus
• The advancement of science. Occasional essays & addresses by E. Ray LankesterSir E. Ray Lankester
• Romance in science; lectures from a course called "Browse"Bessie Irving Miller
• Science and lifeRobert Andrews Millikan
• Evolution in science and religionRobert Andrews Millikan
• Science and the new civilizationRobert Andrews Millikan
• The limitations of scienceLouis Trenchard More
• The course of nature: an address delivered before the American Association for the Advancement of Science. St. Louis, Aug. 22, 1878. By SimoSimon Newcomb
• Universal problems; a busy man's theory of the operations of natureHenry M. Porter
• Familiar science studiesRichard A. Proctor
• Light science for leisure hoursRichard A. Proctor
• Science byways: a series of familiar dissertations on life in other worlds; comets and the sun; the north pole; rain; danger from lightning;Richard A. Proctor
• The higher usefulness of science, and other essaysWilliam Emerson Ritter
• Science and the scientific mind, by Leo E. Saidla ... and Warren E. GibbsLeo E. A. Saidla
• Chats on scienceEdwin E. Slosson
• Science and the modern world. Lowell lectures, 1925Alfred North Whitehead
• The new decalogue of science.Albert Edward Wiggam
• Siderial evolution, or A new cosmology, being an explanation of the principles that pertain to universal life force and its expressions in fThomas Cushman Buddington
• The balance of physicsEdward Dingle
• Pure science reviewed for profound and unsophisticated studentsEdward Durant
• The mechanism of nature, by Henry C. EhlersHenry Christoph Ehlers
• The mechanism of the universe, and its primary effort-exerting powers. : The nature of force and the constitution of matterAugustus Fendler
• The rational non-mystical cosmos ; the mysticism of science explodedGeorge Francis Gillette
• The genesis of nature considered in the light of Mr. Spencer's philosophyThomas Hubbard Musick
• Views of nature, and of the elements, forces, and phenomena of nature, and of mindEzra C. Seaman
• Arcana of nature, by Hudson Tuttle; with an introduction giving an account of the phenomenon of its authorship, and the "superior condition"Hudson Tuttle
• An introduction to the philosophy of scienceA. Cornelius Benjamin
• Natural law in science and philosophyEmile Boutroux
• Science and human lifeJ. A. V. Butler
• Epitomization; a study in philosophy of the sciencesGeorge Perrigo Conger
• Aspects of scienceTobias Dantzig
• Philosophy and modern scienceHarold T. Davis