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[Hafele B. <sa...@vw...>]

E nature

of the instruction offered; namely--The Relations of Natural

History to Geology and the Arts; On

the Value of an Extended Knowledge of Mineralogy and the Processes
of Mining; On the Science of Geology and its Applications; On the
Importance of Special
Scientific Knowledge to the Practical Metallurgist; and On the
Importance

of Cultivating Habits of Observation. You must remember, that the
institution is a government school of mines as well as a museum of
geology. In connection with this, it may be mentioned that the Society
of Arts are discussing a project for the 'affiliation' of all the
literary,

philosophical, scientific, and mechanics' institutions

throughout the kingdom,
with a view to render them less languid and more beneficial than too
many of them now are. Unity
of purpose effected wonders with the Great Exhibition; and it is
though