Books by Alexander Philip Wilson Philip
Total count: 56
An inquiry into the remote cause of urinary gravelprinted for T. Duncan; and J. Johnson, London1792-01-01
An inquiry into the remote cause of urinary gravelPrinted for T. Duncan, No. 15. South-Bridge-Street; and J. Johnson, No. 72. St. Paul's Church-Yard, London1792-01-01
An experimental essay, on the manner in which opium acts on the living animal bodyG. Mudie and Son; [etc., etc.1795-01-01
A treatise on febrile diseases. Including intermitting, remitting, and continued fevers ; eruptive fevers, inflammations, hemorrhages, and the profluvia ...Robbins1799-01-01
A treatise on febrile diseases, including intermitting, remitting, and continued fevers ; eruptive fevers, inflammations, hemorrhages, and the profluvia ...Robbins1799-01-01
A treatise on febrile diseasesincluding intermitting, remitting, and continued fevers, eruptive fevers; inflammations; hemorrhagies; and the profluvia; In which an attempt is made to present, at one view, whatever, in the present state of medicine it is requisite for the physician to know respecting the symptoms, causes, and cure of those diseases1800-01-01
A Treatise on Febrile Diseases: Including Intermitting, Remitting, and Continued Fevers ...Printed and sold by J.A . Robbins1800-01-01
An analysis of the Malvern watersPrinted and sold by J. Tymbs; and by W. Smart; sold also by Cadell and Davis, Strand, Murray ... ; and by Bell and Bradfute, Edinburgh1805-01-01
Observations on the use and abuse of mercury, and on the precautions necessary in its employmentPrinted and sold by James Robbins1805-01-01
An essay on the nature of fever, being an attempt to ascertain the principles of its treatmentPrinted by J. Tymbs, for J. Murray, 32, Fleet-Street, London1807-01-01
A treatise on febrile diseasesincluding the various species of fever, and all diseases attended with fever3rd ed.Underwood1813-01-01
A treatise on febrile diseasesincluding the various species of fever, and all diseases attended with fever3rd ed.Underwood1813-01-01
A Treatise on Febrile Diseases: Including the Various Species of Fever, and All Diseases ...Underwood1813-01-01
Experiments made with a view to ascertain the principle on which the action of the heart depends, and the relation which subsists between that organ and the nervous systemPrinted by W. Bulmer1815-01-01
An experimental inquiry into the laws of the vital functionswith some observations on the nature and treatment of internal diseases : in part re-published by permission of the president of the Royal Society, from the Philosophical transactions of 1815 & 1817 : with the report of the Institute of France on the experiments of M. Le Gallois2nd ed., with some additional observations.Underwood1818-01-01
An experimental inquiry into the laws of the vital functionswith some observations on the nature and treatment of internal diseasesPublished by Edward & Richard Parker1818-01-01
An experimental enquiry into the laws of the vital functions, with some observations on the nature and treatment of internal diseasesPublished by Edward & Richard Parker, no. 178, Market street. J.R.A. Skerrett, printer1818-01-01
Des fièvres intermittentes et rémittentes ...Croullebois1819-01-01
Some observations on the principles which insure the most beneficial exercise of the medical profession, both in private practice and public institutions, illustrated by the state of that profession in the City of Worcester during the last twenty yearsW. Walcott1820-01-01
A treatise on symptomatic feversincluding inflammations, hemorrhagies, and mucous dischargesFourth edition.printed for Thomas and George Underwood1820-01-01
A treatise on feversincluding the various species of simple and eruptive feversFourth edition.printed for Thomas and George Underwood ...1820-01-01
A treatise on indigestion and its consequenses, called nervous and bilious complaints : with observations on the organic diseases, in which they sometimes terminateprinted for Thomas and George Underwood1821-01-01
Some observations relating to the powers of circulation and the state of the vessels in an inflamed partG. Woodfall1823-01-01
A treatise on indigestion and its consequences, called nervous and bilious complaints3d ed.H. C. Carey1823-01-01
A treatise on indigestion and its consequences, called nervous and bilious complaints; with observations on the organic diseases, in which they sometimes terminate .4th ed.printed for Thomas and George Underwood1824-01-01
A treatise on indigestion and its consequences, called nervous and bilious complaints4th ed.J. Crissy1824-01-01![Cover image for An experimental inquiry into the laws of the vital functions, with some observations on the nature and treatment of internal diseases ... In part re-published ... from the Philosophical Transactions of 1815 and 1817, with the Report of the Institute of France on the experiments of M. Le Gallois [by F.H.A. von Humboldt, J.N. Hallé and P.F. Percy] And observations on that report](https://covers.openlibrary.org/b/id/8152948-S.jpg)
An experimental inquiry into the laws of the vital functions, with some observations on the nature and treatment of internal diseases ... In part re-published ... from the Philosophical Transactions of 1815 and 1817, with the Report of the Institute of France on the experiments of M. Le Gallois [by F.H.A. von Humboldt, J.N. Hallé and P.F. Percy] And observations on that report3rd ed.T. and G. Underwood1826-01-01
On the treatment of the more protracted cases of indigestion ... being an appendix to his treatise on indigestionfor T. and G. Underwood1827-01-01
Observations on the functions of the nervous systemR. Taylor1829-01-01
A treatise on the means of preserving health; and, particularly, the prevention of organic diseasesLongman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green1830-01-01
A treatise on the nature and cure of those diseases, either acute or chronic, which precede change of structurewith a view to the preservation of health, and, particularly, the prevention of organic diseasesprinted for Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green1830-01-01
On the powers on which the circulation of the blood dependsRichard Taylor1831-01-01
Observations on the nature of malignant cholera, with a view to establish correct principles of its prevention and treatment : drawn up at the request of the Westminster Medical SocietyRenshaw and Rush1832-01-01
On the effects of minute doses of mercury in restoring the vital functions[publisher not identified]1832-01-01
A treatise on indigestion and its consequenses, called nervous and bilious complaintswith observations on the organic diseases in which they sometimes terminateSeventh edition.Printed for Renshaw and Rush ...1833-01-01
On the influence of minute doses of mercury, combined with the appropriate treatment of various diseases, in restoring the functions of health, and the principles on which it dependsH. Renshaw1834-01-01
An inquiry into the nature of sleep and death with a view to ascertain the more immediate causes of death, and the better regulation of the means of obviating thembeing the concluding part of the author's experimental inquiry into the laws of vital functionsHenry Renshaw1834-01-01
An inquiry into the nature of sleep and death, with a view to ascertain the more immediate causes of death, and the better regulation of the means of obviating them. Republished by permission ... of the Royal Society, from the Philosophical Transactions for 1827-29-31-33 and -34. Being the concluding part of the author's Experimental inquiry into the laws of the vital functionsH. Renshaw1834-01-01
An inquiry into the nature of sleep and deathwith a view to ascertain the more immediate causes of death and the better regulation of the means of obviating themHenry Renshaw1834-01-01
On the influence of minute doses of mercurycombined with the appropriate treatment of various diseases, in restoring the functions of health, and the principles on which it depends2nd ed.Published by Henry Renshaw1835-01-01
An experimental inquiry into the laws of the vital functionswith a view to remove the inconsistencies of our present doctrines, and thus to establish more correct principles respecting the nature and treatment of their diseased states4th ed., greatly enl. both in the physiological and practical part.Henry Renshaw1839-01-01
A treatise on protracted indigestion and its consequencesbeing the application to the practical department of medicine of the results of an inquiry into the laws of the vital functions, addressed by the author on his retirement from the medical profession, both to the members of that profession, and to the well-educated public, particularly parentsLongman, Brown, Green, and Longmans1842-01-01
A Treatise On Febrile DiseasesIncluding Intermitting, Remitting, and Continued Fevers; Eruptive Fevers; Inflammations; Hemorrhagies; and the ... It Is Requisite for the Physician to Know, ReArkose Press2015-10-31
Treatise On Febrile Diseases, Including Intermitting, Remitting, And Continued Fevers, Eruptive FeversArkose Press2015-11-08