CONTENTS.
- I. • My Ancestors • [1]
- II. • Childhood • [7]
- III. • Boyhood • [17]
- IV. • Cambridge • [25]
- V. • Difference Engine No. 1 • [41]
- VI. • Statement relative to the Difference Engine, drawn up by the late Sir H. Nicolas from the Author’s Papers • [68]
- VII. • Difference Engine No. 2 • [97]
- VIII. • Of the Analytical Engine • [112]
- IX. • Of the Mechanical Notation • [142]
- X. • The Exhibition of 1862 • [147]
- XI. • The late Prince Consort • [168]
- XII. • Recollections of the Duke of Wellington • [173]
- XIII. • Recollections of Wollaston, Davy, and Rogers • [186]
- XIV. • Recollections of Laplace, Biot, and Humboldt • [195]
- XV. • Experience by Water • [205]
- XVI. • Experience by Fire • [213]
- XVII. • Experience amongst Workmen • [228]
- XVIII. • Picking Locks and Deciphering • [233]
- XIX. • Experience in St. Giles’s • [242]
- XX. • Theatrical Experience • [251]
- XXI. • Electioneering Experience • [259]
- XXII. • Scene from a New After-Piece • [276]
- XXIII. • Experience at Courts • [292]
- XXIV. • Experience at Courts • [298]
- XXV. • Railways • [313]
- XXVI. • Street Nuisances • [337]
- XXVII. • Wit • [363]
- XXVIII. • Hints for Travellers • [371]
- XXIX. • Miracles • [387]
- XXX. • Religion • [396]
- XXXI. • A Vision • [406]
- XXXII. • Various Reminiscences • [421]
- XXXIII. • The Author’s Contributions to Human Knowledge • [430]
- XXXIV. • The Author’s further Contributions to Human Knowledge • [441]
- XXXV. • Results of Science • [473]
- XXXVI. • Agreeable Recollections • [482]
- Appendix • [487]
PASSAGES FROM THE LIFE OF A PHILOSOPHER.