[On earthquakes. Collected pamphlets]

1. On the temperature, secular cooling and contraction of the earth, and on the theory of earthquakes held by the ancients. (From Proceedings of the American philosophical society. v. 46. 1907. p. [191]-299.) -- 2. The new theory of earthquakes and mountain formation, as illustrated by processes now at work in the depths of the sea. (From Proceedings of the American philosophical society. v. 46. 1907. p. [369]-416. -- 3. Further researches on the physics of the earth, and especially on the folding of mountain ranges and the uplift of plateaus and continents produced by movements of lava beneath the crust arising from the secular leakage of the ocean bottoms. (From Proceedings of the American philosophical society. v. 47. 1907. p. [157]-275.) -- 4. Outline of the new theory of earthquakes. (From Popular astronomy. no. 154. 19 p.)Mode of access: Internet