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Priestley, J. For full bibliography, see D. of N. B.
Routh, E. J. Analytical Statics. 2 vols. Cambridge, 1891-2.
Dynamics of a System of Rigid Bodies. 8th edn. 1892.
Rumford, Count. Works. 6 vols. Boston, 1870-5.
Salmon, G. Conic Sections. 6th edn. Dublin, 1879.
Higher Plane Curves. 3rd edn. Dublin, 1879.
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Tait, P. G. Scientific Papers. 2 vols. Cambridge, 1898–1900.
Life and Works. Cambridge, 1911.
Thompson, B. , see Rumford, Count.
Thomson, Sir W. , see Kelvin, Lord.
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Tyndall, J. Heat as a Mode of Motion. 3rd edn. 1868.
Sound. 1867.
Wheatstone, Sir C. Scientific Papers. 1879.
Whewell, W. Writings and Correspondence. 1876.
Life and Letters. 1881.
Young, T. Lectures on Natural Philosophy and the Mechanical Arts. 2 vols.
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Miscellaneous Works and Life. 3 vols. 1855.
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B. THE LITERATURE OF CHEMISTRY
Black, Joseph. Experiments upon Magnesia Alba, Quick-Lime, and other
Alcaline Substances. 1755. Republished in 1893 as no. 1 of Alembic
Club Reprints. Edinburgh, Clay, Wm F.
Lectures on the Elements of Chemistry. Edinburgh, 1803.
Cavendish, Henry. Experiments on Air. Philos. Transactions,
Republished as no. 3 of Alembic Club Reprints. Edinburgh, 1893.
Couper, A. S. On a new chemical theory. Philosophical Magazine. 1858.
Dalton, John. A New System of Chemical Philosophy. Pts 1 and 11. Man-
chester, 1808–10.
Meteorological Observations and Essays. Manchester, 1834 (2nd edn).
Extracts from the New System, together with memoirs by Avogadro,
Gay-Lussac, Thomson and Wollaston form nos. 2 and 4 of Alembic
Club Reprints, Edinburgh, 1893.
Memoirs of the Life and Scientific Researches of John Dalton, by
Henry, W. C. 1854.
Daniell, J. F. An introduction to the study of chemical philosophy, being
a preparatory view of the forces which concur in the production of
chemical phenomena. 1839.
Davy, Sir Humphry. The Collected Works of, edited by his brother Dr John
Davy. 9 vols. 1839–40.
Fragmentary Remains. Ed. Davy, J. 1858.
Outlines of a course of lectures on chemical philosophy. 1804.
Davy's memoirs, 'The decomposition of the fixed alkalis and alkaline
earths,' and 'The elementary nature of chlorine,' are rptd as
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Frankland, Sir Edward. Lecture notes for Chemical Students. 1866.
Experimental researches in pure, applied, and physical Chemistry. 1877.
Graham, Thomas. Elements of Chemistry. 1842.
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Perkin, Sir William Henry.
The history of alizarin and allied colouring
matters, and their production from coal-tar. 1879.
Rotatory polarisation by chemical substances under magnetic influence
Chem. Soc. Journal. 1882, 1884.
Priestley, Joseph. Experiments and; Observations on different kinds of air.
3 vols. 1775-7.
Continuation of above. 2 vols. 1779-81.
Memoirs to the year 1795; written by himself; with a continuance to
the time of his decease by his son Joseph Priestley. 1809.
Prout, William. On the relations between the specific gravities of bodies in
their gaseous state and the weights of their atoms. Thomson's Annals
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An attempt to establish the principles of chemistry by experiment.
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C. BIOLOGY
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Ashmole, Elias. Memoirs. . . drawn up by himself by way of diary; with an
appendix of original letters. 1717.
Babington, William. A systematic arrangement of minerals. . , reduced to
the form of tables. 1795.
- A new System of Mineralogy in the form of a Catalogue, after the manner
of Baron Born's systematic catalogue of the collection of fossils of
Eléonore de Raab. 1799.
A catalogue. . . of the genuine and valuable collection of minerals of a
gentleman deceased. 1805.
Balfour, Francis Maitland. A treatise on Comparative Embryology. 2 vols.
1880, 81.
Banks, Sir Joseph. A collection of plants engraved under the direction of
Sir J. B. : with the name of the plant supplied in ms at foot of erery
plate. 3 vols. L. P. [1800? ]. [B. M. press mark 10. Tab. 42. ]
A short account of the cause of the disease in corn called by farmers
the blight, the mildew and the rust. 1805. Re-edited with marginal
annotations pointing out a remedy . . . by an Agriculturist F. R. S.
and F. S. A. [Hammer, Sir Thomas]. 1807.
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Maiden, J. H. Sir Joseph Banks: the Father of Australia. 1909.
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Bentham, Jeremy. See, ante, bibliography to chap. III, vol. XI.
Berkeley, Miles Joseph. Phytophthora infestans. 1846.
Outlines of British Fungology; containing characters of above a
thousand species of Fungi, and a complete list of all that have been
described as natives of the British Isles. 1860.
Handbook of British Mosses. 1863.
Binney, Edward William. Observations on the Structure of Fossil Plants
found in the carboniferous strata. [With twenty-four plates. ] (Palaeon-
tographical Society. ) 1848.
Bradley, Richard. For works see D. of N. B.
Brown, Robert. The Miscellaneous Botanical Works of R. B. 2 vols.
1846, 7.
Buckland, Francis Trevelyan (1826–1880). Notes on Seal Fisheries. (Sketches
in Natural History with reference to the Fur Trade. ) (1874? ]
Natural History papers, etc. 1877,
Buckland, William. Reliquiae Diluvianae; or, observations on the organic
remains contained in caves, fissures and diluvial gravel. 1823.
Carpenter, William Benjamin. Principles of general and comparative
Physiology. 1839.
Principles of Human Physiology. Second edn. 1844.
Zoology. New edn revised by Dallas, W. S. (Bohn's Scientific library. )
1847.
Chambers, Robert. See, ante, bibliography to chap. III, vol. xiv.
Curtis, William. Practical observations on the British grasses best adapted
to the laying down, or improving of meadows and pastures. To which
is added an enumeration of the British grasses. Second ed. with
additions. 1790.
Lectures on Botany. 1805.
Darwin, Charles Robert. Journal of Researches into the Geology and
Natural History of the various countries visited by H. M. S. Beagle.
1839.
The Structure and Distribution of Coral Reefs. Being the first part
of the Geology of the Voyage of the Beagle. . . 1832 to 1836. 1842.
On the Origin of Species by means of Natural Selection, or the preser-
vation of favoured races in the struggle for life. 1859.
The Foundations of the Origin of Species. Two essays written in
1842 and 1844 by C. D. Ed. by his son Darwin, Sir Francis.
Cambridge, 1909.
The Variation of Animals and Plants under Domestication . . . . 2 vols.
1868.
The Descent of Man, and selection in relation to sex. . . . 2 vols.
