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BOSTOCK, John, M.D. Account of the History and Present State of Galvanism. 8° London, 1818. BRANDE, W. T. On the State in which Spirit exists in Fermented Liquors. 4° London, 1811. Observations on an Astringent Vegetable Substance from 4o London, 1817. China. CHILDREN, John G. Account of Experiments with a large Voltaic Battery. 4o London, 1815. Essay on Chemical Analysis, chiefly translated from the "Traité de Chimie Elémentaire" of L. J. Thenard. 8° London, 1819. DAUBENY, C., M.D. Supplement to the Introduction to the Atomic Theory. 8° London, 1840. DAVIES, Richard, M.D. Tables of Specific Gravities from various Authors, with Remarks. 4o London, 1750. DAVY, Sir Humphry. Introductory Discourse on Chemistry. 8° London, 1802. On the Decomposition of the Fixed Alkalies, etc. 4° London, 1808. DAVY, Sir Humphry. Researches on the Oxymuriatic Acid and the Elements of the Muriatic Acid. 4o London, 1810. On a Combination of Oxymuriatic Gas and Oxygen Gas. 4° London, 1811. On some Combinations of Phosphorus and Sulphur, etc. 4o London, 1812. Further Observations on a new Detonating Substance. 4o London, 1813. On Substances produced in different Chemical Processes on Fluor Spar. 4o London, 1813. EGAN, T., M.D. On the Nature of Gravelly and Calculous Concretions in the Human Subject, and the Effects of Alkaline and Acid Substances on them. 4o Dublin, 1805. FARADAY, Michael. Chemical Manipulation, being Instructions to Students on the methods of performing experiments. 8° London, 1827. Experimental Researches in Electricity; 18 Series. Metals. Davy. 40 London, 1832-38. On the Magneto-electric Spark and Shock, etc. 8° 1834. On the general Magnetic Relations and Characters of the 8o 1836. Reply to Davy's Remarks on his "Researches in Electricity." 8o 1835. On the History of the Condensation of the Gases, in reply to 8° 1836. On a supposed new Sulphate and Oxide of Antimony. 8o 1836. FOURCROY, M. de. 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