Definitionn. a detailed and documented treatise on a particular subject
Last update: September 30, 2015
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No special monograph for the whole reign exists. [Please select]
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--"A singularly illuminating and intimate monograph." [Please select]
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The British _Pisidea_ exibit the same faculty (see a monograph in the _Camb.) [Please select]
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A MONOGRAPH ON THE SUB-CLASS CIRRIPEDIA, WITH FIGURES OF ALL THE SPECIES. [Please select]
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Packard's "Monograph of the Geometrid Moths"[14] is the next important publication of this survey. [Please select]
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The mystic signs in Greek are a familiar "counting-out rhyme": these have been studied in a monograph by Mr. [Please select]
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Nor is this book to be a scientific monograph on Apis Mellifica, Ligustica, Fasciata, Dorsata, etc. [Please select]
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The belief in an external soul "Life Index," recently monographed by Mr. [Please select]
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More exhaustive accounts will be included in a monograph, now in preparation, on the Middle American hylids. [Please select]
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No previous writer has treated the subject from this point of view, and the present monograph will be found to possess no less originality of conception than vigor of reasoning and wealth of erudition. [Please select]
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, _The Trent Affair_, but this monograph is lacking in exact reference for its many citations and can not be accepted as authoritative. [Please select]
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