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Mercator's Sailing, Applied to the True Figure of the Earth.

With an Introduction, Concerning the Discovery and Determination of that Figure

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Speculations and Conjectures on the Qualities of the Nerves

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The Description of a Single Microscope;

And of an Apparatus Applicable to the Same, in Order to Make it a Solar Microscope, which Will Equally Serve for a Camera Obscura, and also for Viewing Prints in Perspective

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The Description and Use of Nairne's Patent Electrical Machine;

with the Addition of Some Philosophical Experiments and Medical Observations

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Directions for Using the Electrical Machine, as Made and Sold by Edward Nairne, Optical, Philosophical, and Mathematical Instrument-maker

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Treatise on the Ancient Method of Engraving on Precious Stones, Compared with the Modern.

Illustrated with Copper-Plates

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Account of Some New Microscopical Discoveries

Founded on an Examination of the Calamary, and its Wonderful Milt-Vessels, (Each of Which Tho' they Exceed not an Horse-Hair in Diameter, Contains a Minute Apparatus Analogous to that of a Pump, with a Fine Spiral Spring, Sucker, Barrel, &c.) Tending to Prove by an Accurate Description of their Motion, Action, &c. that the Hitherto Supposes Animalcules in the Semen of Animals, are Nothing More than Machines Similar, tho' inconceivably Less, to those Discovered in this Sea-Production. Also, [...]

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Account of Some New Microscopical Discoveries

Founded on an Examination of the Calamary, and its Wonderful Milt-Vessels, (Each of Which Tho' they Exceed not an Horse-Hair in Diameter, Contains a Minute Apparatus Analogous to that of a Pump, with a Fine Spiral Spring, Sucker, Barrel, &c.) Tending to Prove by an Accurate Description of their Motion, Action, &c. that the Hitherto Supposes Animalcules in the Semen of Animals, are Nothing More than Machines Similar, tho' inconceivably Less, to those Discovered in this Sea-Production. Also, [...]

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Method of Fluxions and Infinite Series;

with its Application to the Geometry of Curve-Lines

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Opticks:

or, a Treatise of the Reflections, Refractions, Inflections and Colours of Light

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Opticks:

or, a Treatise of the Reflections, Refractions, Inflections and Colours of Light

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New and Extraordinary Observations Concerning the Prediction of Various Crises by the Pulse,

Independent of the Critical Signs Delivered by the Ancients; Made, First by Dr. Don Francisco Solano de Luque, Late of the City of Antequera in Spain; and Subsequently by Several Other Physicians. Illustrated with Many New Cases and Remarks, to which Are Added, Some General Hints on the Nature, the Ancient Observance, and Modern Neglect of Crises

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First Lines of the Theory and Practice in Venereal Diseases

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Essay on the Hydrophobia:

To which is Prefixed the Case of a Person who was Bit by a Mad Dog; Had the Hydrophobia; and Was Happily Cured

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Dissertation on Quick-Lime and Lime-Water

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Essay on Comets in Two Parts.

Part 1: Containing an Attempt to Explain the Phænomena of the Tails of Comets, and to Account for their Perpetual Opposition to the Sun, Upon Philosophical Principles. Part 2: Pointing out some Important Ends for which these Tails were Probably Designed: Wherein it is Shewn, that, in Consequence of these Curious Appendages, Comets may be Inhabited Worlds, and even Comfortable Habitations; notwithstanding the Vast Excentricities of their Orbits. The Whole Interspersed with Observations and Reflections on the Sun and Primary Planets

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Theory of Colours and Vision

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Description of the Human Urinary Bladder, and Parts Belonging to it:

with Anatomical Figures Shewing its Make, Situation, &c. To which are Added Animadversions on Lithontriptic Medicines, Particularly Those of Mrs. Stephens; and an Account of the Dissections of some Bodies of Persons who Died After the Use of them

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The Dispensatory of the Royal College of Physician, London,

Translated into English with Remarkts, etc.

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View of Sir Isaac Newton's Philosophy