William A. Guy
Born 1810-01-01
Died 1885-01-01
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL7272374A
Top Subjects
- Great Britain (3)
- Medical Education (3)
- Working class (2)
- Public health (2)
- Sanitation (2)
- Mortality (2)
- Public Health (2)
Books by William A. Guy
Total count: 38
On the best method of collecting and arranging factswith a proposed new plan of common-place books.n.1840-01-01
The static lung testsPrinted by John Stark1842-01-01
Additional observations on the static lung testsJ. Stark1842-01-01
An attempt to determine the influence of the seasons and weather on sickness and mortalitypublisher not identified1843-01-01
King's College Hospitalreport for 1842Wilson & Ogilvy1843-01-01
A third contribution to a knowledge of the influence of employments upon healthWilson, etc.1844-01-01
Health of Town's Association. Unhealthiness of towns, its causes and remediesC. Knight1845-01-01-
Unhealthiness of towns, its causes and remediesbeing a lectureC. Knight & Co.1845-01-01
On medical educationbeing a lecture delivered at King's College, London, at the opening of the medical session 1846-7 : to which is added, a lecture delivered on the same occasion in the year 1842Henry Renshaw1846-01-01
On the health of towns, as influenced by defective cleansing and drainage : and on the application of the refuse of towns to agricultural purposes : being a lecture delivered at the Russell Institution, May 5, 1846H. Renshaw1846-01-01
On the duration of life among the English gentry, with additional observations on the duration of life among the aristocracypublisher not identified1846-01-01
On medical education: being a lecture delivered at King's College, London, at the opening of the medical session 1846-7; to which is added, a lecture delivered on the same occasion in the year 1842Henry Renshaw1846-01-01
On the health of townsas influenced by defective cleansing and drainage. And on the application of the refuse of towns to agricultural purposes2 ed.H. Renshaw1846-01-01
On the duration of life of sovereignspublisher not identified1847-01-01
On the health of nightmen, scavengers, and dustmens.n.1848-01-01-
The case of the journeymen bakersbeing a lecture on the evils of night-work & long hours of labourH. Renshaw1848-01-01
An introductory lecture delivered at King's College, London, at the opening of the medical session, October 1853Henry Renshaw1853-01-01
On the sanitary condition of the British Army, and especially on the want of space in barracksHenry Renshaw1858-01-01
On the duration of life as affected by the pursuits of literature, science, and artwith a summary view of the duration of life among the upper and middle classes of societyStatistical Society of London1859-01-01
On the colour-tests for strychnia, and the diagnosis of the alkaloidsbeing the substance of part of the Croonian lectures for 1861, delivered at the Royal College of PhysiciansPrinted by C. Whiting1861-01-01
On the microscopic characters of the crystals of arsenious acids.n.1861-01-01
The case of the journeymen bakersbeing a lecture on the 'evils of nightwork and long hours of labour,' delivered July 6, 18483rd ed.Henry Renshaw1865-01-01
On the original and acquired meaning of the term 'statistics,' and on the proper functions of a statistical societyalso on the question whether there be a science of statistics, and, if so, what are its nature and objects, and what is its relation to political economy and 'social science'Printed by Harrison and Sons1865-01-01
On the mortality of London hospitalsand incidentally on the deaths in the prisons and public institutions of the metropolisPrinted by Harrison and Sons1867-01-01-
Principles of forensic medicine ...3d ed., cor., enl. ...H. Renshaw1868-01-01
Dr. Guy on insanity & crime, and on the plea of insanity in criminal casesHarrison & Sons1869-01-01
Public health, a popular introduction to sanitary sciencebeing a history of the prevalent and fatal diseases of the English population from the earliest times to the end of the eighteenth centuryHenry Renshaw1870-01-01
John Howard as statistHarrison and Sons, printers]1873-01-01
Extempore hospitalss.n.1874-01-01
Public health: a popular introduction to sanitary sciencebeing a history of the prevalent and fatal diseases of the English population from the earliest times to the close of the war of the French revolution in 1815Henry Renshaw1874-01-01-
The Harveian oration, 1875Henry Renshaw1875-01-01
The Harveian oration, 1875Henry Renshaw1875-01-01
Principles of forensic medicineRenshaw1875-01-01
Principles of forensic medicine5th ed., rev.H. Renshaw1881-01-01
The factors of the unsound mind with special reference to the plea of insanity in criminal cases and the amendment of the lawThos. De La Rue1881-01-01-
John Howard's winter's journeyThos. de la Rue & Co.1882-01-01
The claims of science to public recognition and supporta reprint from the Journal of the Statistical Society, with a retrospect of the efforts made by the Society to provide itself and cognate societies with suitable house accommodation : and an appendix containing sundry plans and elevationsHarrison and Sons1882-01-01
Principles of forensic medicine6th ed., rev.H. Renshaw1888-01-01