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69-75 " IV. The Santorin Group 76-83 " V. European Extinct or Dormant Volcanoes 84-91 " VI. Extinct Volcanoes of Central France 92-112 " VII. The Volcanic District of the Rhine Valley 13-125 PART III. DORMANT OR MORIBUND VOLCANOES OF OTHER PARTS OF THE WORLD. Chap. I. Dormant Volcanoes of Palestine and Arabia 126-135 " II. The Volcanic Regions of North America 136-145 " III. Volcanoes of New Zealand 146-153 PART IV. TERTIARY VOLCANIC DISTRICTS OF THE BRITISH ISLES. Chap. I. Antrim 154-159 " II. Succession of Volcanic Eruptions 160-171 " III. Island of Mull and Adjoining Coast 172-176 " IV. Isle of Skye 177-179 " V. The Scuir of Eigg 180-184 " VI. Isle of Staffa 185-186 PART V. PRE-TERTIARY VOLCANIC ROCKS. Chap. I. The Deccan Trap-series of India 187-189 " II. Abyssinian Table-lands 190-193 " III. Cape Colony 194-195 " IV. Volcanic Rocks of Past Geological Periods of the British Isles 196-199 PART VI. SPECIAL VOLCANIC AND SEISMIC PHENOMENA. Chap. I. The Eruption of Krakatoa in 1883 201-216 " II. Earthquakes 217-224 PART VII. VOLCANIC AND SEISMIC PROBLEMS. Chap. I. The Ultimate Cause of Volcanic Action 225-235 " II. Lunar Volcanoes 236-252 " III. Are we Living in an Epoch of Special Volcanic Activity? 253-257 APPENDIX.