Pearson, George

Born 1751-01-01

Died 1828-01-01

Identifiers

VIAF64791091
WikidataQ5543290
ISNI0000000039158682
Open LibraryOL1172578A

Top Subjects

Medicine (3)
Salt (1)
Laxatives (1)
Phosphorus (1)
Therapeutic use (1)
Steel industry and trade (1)
Iron (1)

Books by Pearson, George

Total count: 24

Disputatio physica inauguralis, de putredine animalibus post mortem superveniente ... [etc.]

Balfour et Smellie1773-01-01
Observations and experiments for investigating the chymical history of the tepid springs of Buxtontogether with an account of some newly-discovered, or little known properties of substances relating to several branches of chymistry, and animal and vegetable life; to which are prefixed, a chronological relation of the use of Buxton-water ... intended for the improvement of natural science and the art of physic; in two volumes

J. Johnson1784-01-01
Directions for impregnating the Buxton-waterwith its own and other gases; and for composing artificial Buxton-water; by George Pearson, ...

printed for the author1785-01-01
Outlines of lectures on the practice of physic

publisher not identified1789-01-01
An account of the preparation and use of the phosphorated sodabeing an abstract of a paper on that subject, inserted in the Journal de physique for August 1788

1789-01-01
Experiments and observations to investigate the composition of James's powder

publisher not identified1791-01-01
Observations on the effects of variolous infection on pregnant womenBy George Pearson, M.D. ... From the Medical commentaries, volume XIX. page 213.

1794-01-01
Observations on the effects of variolous infection on pregnant women

s.n.1794-01-01
Observations on the effects of variolous infection on pregnant women

publisher not identified1795-01-01
Experiments and observations to investigate the nature of a kind of steel, manufactured at Bombay, and there called wootz: with remarks on the properties and composition of the different states of iron

publisher not identified1795-01-01
Observations on the effects of variolous infection on pregnant women

s.n.1795-01-01
Experiments and observations tending to show the composition and properties of urinary concretions. By George Pearson, M.D. F.R.S. From the Philosophical transactions

1797-01-01
Experiments and observations, made with the view of ascertaining the nature of the gaz produced by passing electric discharges through water

publisher not identified1797-01-01
Experiments and observations tending to show the composition and properties of urinary concretions

Royal Society of London1798-01-01
An inquiry concerning the history of the cowpoxprincipally with a view to supersede and extinguish the smallpox .

Printed for J. Johnson1798-01-01
Communications to Dr. Rollo's work on diabetesfrom Dr. Pearson, physician to St. George's Hospital, ... London.

1798-01-01
A translation of the table of chemical nomenclatureEd. 2, rev. [and] enl.

Cooper1799-01-01
Georg Pearson's der Arzneiwissenschaft Doktors ... Untersuchung über die Geschichte der Kuhpockenin besonderer Hinsicht auf die Ausrottung der Kinderpocken

in der Raspeschen Buchhandlung1800-01-01
Principles of physic, to be explained in a course of lectures

Publisher not identified1801-01-01
An examination of the Report of the Committee of the House of Commons on the claims of remuneration [of E. Jenner] for the vaccine pock inoculationcontaining a statement of the principal historical facts of the vaccina

J. Johnson1802-01-01
A statement of evidence from trials by inoculation of variolus and vaccine matterto judge of the question, whether or not a person can undergo the small pox after being affected by the cow pock

Printed for Cuthell and Martin, by W. Blackader1804-01-01
Principles of physic, to be explained in a course of lectures

H. Reynell1805-01-01
Principles of physic, to be explained in a course of lectures4th ed.

printed by J. Davy1820-01-01
Arranged catalogues of the articles of food, seasonings and drinks; for the use of lectures on therapeutics, with materia medica4 ed.

Burgess & Hill1821-01-01