Langstroth on the Hive and the Honey-Bee

01 - Ch 1: Introduction

02 - Ch 2: The Honey Bee Capable Of Being Tamed Or Domesticated To A Most Surprising Degree

03 - Ch 3: The Queen Or Mother-Bee, The Drones, And The Workers; With Various Highly Important Facts In Their Natural History, part 1

04 - Ch 3: The Queen Or Mother-Bee, The Drones, And The Workers; With Various Highly Important Facts In Their Natural History, part 2

05 - Ch. 4 Comb

06 - Ch. 5 Propolis, Or Bee-Glue

07 - Ch 6. Pollen, Or Bee-Bread

08 - Ch. 7 On The Advantages Which Ought To Be Found In An Improved Hive

09 - Ch. 8 Protection Against Extremes Of Heat And Cold, Sudden And Severe Changes Of Temperature, And Dampness In The Hives

10 - Ch. 9 Ventilation Of The Hive

11 - Ch. 10 (1) Natural Swarming, And Hiving Of Swarms, part 1

12 - Ch. 10 (1) Natural Swarming, And Hiving Of Swarms, part 2

13 - Ch. 10 (2) Artificial Swarming, part 1

14 - Ch. 10 (2) Artificial Swarming, part 2

15 - Ch. 10 (2) Artificial Swarming, part 3

16 - Ch. 10 (2) Artificial Swarming, part 4

17 - Ch. 11 The Bee-Moth, And Other Enemies Of Bees. Diseases Of Bees, part 1

18 - Ch. 11 The Bee-Moth, And Other Enemies Of Bees. Diseases Of Bees, part 2

19 - Ch. 12 Loss Of The Queen

20 - Ch. 13 Union Of Stocks. Transferring Bees From The Common Hive. Starting An Apiary

21 - Ch. 14 Robbing

22 - Ch. 15 Directions For Feeding Bees, part 1

23 - Ch. 15 Directions For Feeding Bees, part 2

24 - Ch. 16 Honey. Pasturage. Overstocking

25 - Ch. 17 The Anger Of Bees. Remedy For Their Sting. Bee-Dress. Instincts Of Bees

26 - Footnotes