Sir James Crichton-Browne

Also known as

Crichton-Browne, James SirJames Crichton-BrowneJ. Crichton BrowneSir James Crichton -BrowneCrichton-Browne, James

Born 1840-01-01

Died 1938-01-01

Identifiers

VIAF30318770
WikidataQ613264
ISNI0000000083686503
Amazon0344584038
Internet Archiveb30799326
Open LibraryOL360649A

Top Subjects

Anecdotes (3)
Medicine -- Anecdotes (3)
Burns, Robert, -- 1759-1796 (2)
Medicine -- Anecdotes. (2)
Anecdotes. (2)
Clinical Medicine (1)
Psychology, education (1)

Books by Sir James Crichton-Browne

Total count: 39

The history and progress of psychological medicinean inaugural address

s.n.1855-01-01
The clinical teaching of psychologya valedictory address

James Nichol1861-01-01
The clinical teaching of psychologya valedictory address

James Nichol1861-01-01
The treatment of lunaticsa reply to the Lancet annotation of Saturday, January 22nd, 1870

John Churchill and Sons1870-01-01
Handcraft

etc., etc.1890-01-01
The Cavendish lectureOn dreamy mental states : delivered before the West London medico-chirurgical society, on Thursday, June 20, 1895

Baillière, Tindall and Cox1895-01-01
An address on ethics and individualism in medicinedelivered at the opening of the winter session of the Queen's Faculty of Medicine, at Mason College, Birmingham, on Oct. 1st, 1897

printed at the Lancet Office1897-01-01
The effect of physical agents on bacterial life

Royal Institution of Great Britain1900-01-01
Stray leaves from a physician's portfolio.

Hodder1900-01-01
The Nemesis of Froudea rejoinder to J. A. Froude's "My relations with Carlyle"

John Lane1903-01-01
The prevention of senilityand A sanitary outlook.

Macmillan1905-01-01
The Prevention of senility, and A sanitary outlook

Macmillan1905-01-01
The standard family physiciana practical encyclopedia of medicine and hygiene especially prepared for the household

Funk & Wagnalls Co.1908-01-01
Parcimony in nutrition

Funk and Wagnalls1909-01-01
What we owe to alcohol

True Temperance Association1910-01-01
Delusions in dietor parcimony in nutrition.

Funk and Wagnalls1910-01-01
What we owe to alcohol

J.C. Lund1915-01-01
Common symptoms of an unsound minda guide for general practitioners

P.B. Hoebner1923-01-01
The story of the brain

Oliver and Boyd1924-01-01
The story of the braindelivered at the University of Edinburgh, 29th February, 1924.

Oliver & Boyd1924-01-01
Sir James Dewar

Govt. Printing Office1925-01-01
Victorian jottings, from an old commonplace book

Etchells & Macdonald1926-01-01
Burns from a new point of view

Hodder and Stoughton1926-01-01
Burns from a new point of view.

Hodder and Stoughton1926-01-01
Presidential address, annual meeting, June 2nd, 1927

True Temperance Scientific Committee1927-01-01
What the doctor thought

E. Benn1930-01-01
The doctor's second thoughts

E. Benn1931-01-01
Alcohol reviewed

True Temperance Scientific Committee1932-01-01
The doctor's after thoughts

E. Benn limited1932-01-01
The great obsession

True Temperance Scientific Committee1933-01-01
Burns from a new point of viewNew ed.

William Hodge1937-01-01
The doctor remembers

Duckworth1938-01-01
The doctor remembers.

Duckworth1938-01-01
Sir James Dewar

Kessinger Publishing, LLC2007-03-01
Burns from a New Point of View

Creative Media Partners, LLC2018-01-01
Prevention of SenilityAnd a Sanitary Outlook

Creative Media Partners, LLC2018-01-01
Life of Sir Halliday Macartney, K. C. M. G.Commander of Li Hung Chang's Trained Force in the Taeping Rebellion, Founder of the First Chinese Arsenals, for Thirty Years Councillor and Secretary to the Chinese Legation in London

Creative Media Partners, LLC2018-01-01
The Life of Sir Halliday Macartney, K. C. M. G., Commander of Li Hung Chang's Trained Force in the Taeping Rebellion, Founder of the First Chinese ... Secretary to the Chinese Legation in London

Franklin Classics Trade Press2018-10-31
"What we owe to alcohol"

True Temperance Association