- 1Introduction
- 2Chapter I — Preliminary Principles Respecting the Effects of Combin…
- 3Chapter II — On the Principles of the Kaleidoscope, and the Formati…
- 4Chapter III — On the Effects Produced by the Motion of the Object a…
- 5Chapter IV — On the Effects Produced Upon the Symmetry of the Pictu…
- 6Chapter V — On the Effects Produced Upon the Symmetry of the Pictur…
- 7Chapter VI — On the Intensity of the Light in Different Parts of th…
- 8Chapter VII — On the Construction and Use of the Simple Kaleidoscope
- 9Chapter VIII — On the Selection of Objects for the Kaleidoscope, an…
- 10Chapter IX — On the Illumination of Transparent Objects in the Kale…
- 11Chapter X — On the Construction and Use of the Telescopic Kaleidosc…
- 12Chapter XI — On the Construction and Use of Polyangular Kaleidoscop…
- 13Chapter XII — On the Construction and Use of Annular and Parallel K…
- 14Chapter XIII — On the Construction and Use of Polycentral Kaleidosc…
- 15Chapter XIV — On Kaleidoscopes in Which the Effect Is Produced by T…
- 16Chapter XV — On the Application of the Kaleidoscope to the Magic La…
- 17Chapter XVI — On the Construction of Kaleidoscopes Which Combine th…
- 18Chapter XVII — On the Construction of Stereoscopic Kaleidoscopes
- 19Chapter XVIII — On the Construction of Microscopic Kaleidoscopes
- 20Chapter XIX — On the Changes Produced by the Kaleidoscope
- 21Chapter XX — On the Application of the Kaleidoscope to the Fine and…
- 22Chapter XXI — On the Photographic Delineation of the Pictures Creat…
- 23Chapter XXII — On the Advantages of the Kaleidoscope as an Instrume…
- 24Chapter XXIII — History of the Combinations of Plane Mirrors Which…
- 25Appendix
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