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—>  The Ashmolean Copy of Plot's 'Natural History'
—>  "The Ashmolean copy of Plot's 'Natural History'"
—>  "The Ashmolean Museum - Beaumont Street"
—>  The Ashmolean Museum 1683-1894
—>  The Ashmolean Museum and Oxford Science 1683-1983 : 2 entries
—>  The Ashmolean Museum and the Ashmole Collection of Antiquities
—>  "The Ashmolean Museum" : 2 entries
—>  The Ashmolean Museum: A brief history of the Institution and its collections
—>  The Ashmolean Museum: Its History, Present State, and Prospects
—>  The Ashmolean Society
—>  The Aspiring Adept: Robert Boyle and his Alchemical Quest: Including Boyle's "Lost" Dialogue on the Transmutation of Metals
—>  The Asteroids or Minor Planets between Mars and Jupiter
—>  The Astrolabe : 3 entries
—>  The Astrolabe - its Construction and Use
—>  The Astrolabe - Some notes on its history, construction and use
—>  The astrolabe : its uses and derivatives
—>  "The Astrolabe of Queen Elizabeth"
—>  "The Astrolabe Stars of al-Sufi"
—>  "The Astrolabe" : 2 entries
—>  The astrolabe, its construction and use
—>  The Astrolabe: A Brief Account of its History and Construction Together with Practical Instructions Showing How it was Used and can Still be Used for Solving Many Astronomical Problems
—>  "The Astrolabe: Its Uses and Derivatives"
—>  "The Astrolabe: What and Why"
—>  The Astrolabes of The World: based upon the series of instruments in the Lewis Evans Collection in the old Ashmolean Museum at Oxford, with notes on astrolabes in the collections of the British Museum, Science Museum, Sir. J. Findlay, Mr. S.V. Hoffman, th : 2 entries
—>  The Astrologer
—>  "The Astrological Astrolabe of Queen Elizabeth I"
—>  The astronomer of Rousdon : Charles Grover 1842-1921
—>  "The Astronomer's Tale"
—>  "The Astronomer's Workshop: The Instruments Which Man Has Invented to Span the Distance between the Earth and the Stars"
—>  The Astronomia Europaea of Ferdinand Verbiest, S.J. (Dillingen, 1687): Text, Tranlation, Notes and Commentaries
—>  The Astronomical Aspect of the Theory of Relativity
—>  The Astronomical Chapters of the Chin Shu, with amendments full translation and annotations
—>  The astronomical clock
—>  The astronomical clock : Hampton Court Palace
—>  The Astronomical Clock: Hampton Court Palace
—>  "The Astronomical Instruments of Jabir ibn Aflah and the Torquetum"
—>  "The Astronomical Instruments of John Rowley in Eighteenth-Century Russia"
—>  "The Astronomical Instruments of the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centureis in the Museums of the U.S.S.R."
—>  "The Astronomical Instruments of the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries in the Museums of the U.S.S.R."
—>  The Astronomical Journal
—>  "The Astronomical Observations of Jai Singh"
—>  "The Astronomical Program of Raja Sawai Jai Singh II and its Historical Context"
—>  The Astronomical Significance of Stonehenge
—>  "The Astronomical System of Herakleides"
—>  The Astronomical Tables of al-Khwarizmi
—>  "The Astronomical Tables of Mahadeva"
—>  The Astronomical Works of Thabit b. Qurra
—>  The Astronomical Year: Or, An Account Of the many remarkable Celestial Phenomena of the Great Year MDCCXXXVI. Particularly of the Late Comet, Which was foretold by Sir Isaac Newton, and appeared at its Conclusion
—>  The Astronomy and Astrology of Geoffrey Chaucer (With special reference to The Frankleyns Tale)
—>  The Astronomy and Geography of Transits, and the Principles of Calculation, illustrated and applied to the ensuing Transit of Venus in 1769; with the Construction and Use of a Transit Globe for that purpose. Embellished with Three large Copper Plates, and
—>  The Astronomy of Birr Castle
—>  The Astronomy of the Bible: an Elementary Commentary on the Astronomical References of Holy Scripture
—>  "The Astrophysics of Berossos the Chaldean"
—>  The Athenian Ballot and Secret Suffrage
—>  The Atlantic Cable
—>  The Atlantic telegraph
—>  The Atlas Catalogue of Replica Rara Ltd. Antique Microscopes
—>  The Atlas of Atlases: The Map Maker's Vision of the World: Atlases from The Cadbury Collection, Birmingham Central Library
—>  The Atmospheric Railways
—>  The Atom
—>  "The Atom: A Layman's Primer on what the World is Made of"
—>  The Atomic Bomb
—>  "The Atomic Clock: A New Instrument for the Accurate Measurement of Time"
—>  The Atomic Debates: Brodie and the Rejection of the Atomic Theory: Three Studies
—>  "The Attainment of High Potentials by the Use of Radium"
—>  The attitude of Saint Thomas to Natural Science
—>  "The Auction Sale of Larcum Kendall's Workshop, 1790"
—>  "The Auction Sales of the Earl of Bute's Instruments, 1793"
—>  "The Australian Question: Or, Saved from the white ants and the happy cockroaches"
—>  The Authorship of the Equatorie of the Planets
—>  The Autobiography and Services of Sir James McGrigor, Bart
—>  The autobiography of Benjamin Franklin : now first printed in England from the full and authentic text
—>  The autobiography of Dr. William Laud, Archbishop of Canterbury, and martyr : collected from his remains
—>  "The Autonomy of Science"
—>  The Autumn Antique Sale
—>  The Awakening Interest in Science during the First Century of Printing 1450-1550: An annotated Checklist of First Editions viewed from the Angle of their Subject Content: Astronomy. Mathematics. Medicine Natural Science. Physics. Technology
—>  "The Aylesbury-Bedford Axis in Early Victorian Astronomy"
—>  The B.D.H. Book of A.R. Standards
—>  The B.D.H. Book of Reagents for Delicate Analysis and "Spot" Tests
—>  The B.H.P. Review
—>  The Babbage Papers in the Science Museum Library: A Cross-Referenced List
—>  "The Babylonian "Pythagorean Triangle" Tablet"
—>  "The Babylonian background of the Kay Kaus Legend"
—>  The Babylonian Legends of the Creation and the Fight between Bel and the Dragon as told by Assyrian Tablets from Nineveh
—>  "The Babylonian Method for the Computation of the last Visibilities of Mercury"
—>  "The 'Babylonians' and the 'Persians'"
—>  The Background of Astronomy
—>  "The background of Rontgen's discovery"
—>  "The Background to the discovery of Dulong and Petit's Law"
—>  "The Bakerian Lecture: On the manufacture of Glass for Optical purposes"
—>  The Bakken Museum of Electricity in Life : 2 entries
—>  The Bakken: A Library and Museum of Electricity in Life
—>  "The Ballad of the Veliger, or How the Gastropod got its Twist"
—>  The Balliol College Register 1832-1914
—>  'The Balliol-Trinity College Laboratories'
—>  "The Balliol-Trinity Laboratories"
—>  "The Balliol-Trinity Laboratories, Oxford, 1853-1940" : 2 entries
—>  "The Barber's Astrolabe"
—>  "The Bardin Family, Globe-Makers in London, and their Associate, Gabriel Wright"
—>  The Barnet Book of Photography
—>  "The Baron Fleck of Saltcoats : Honorary Fellow of the Royal Microscopical Society" [obituary]
—>  "The Basic Astronomy of Stonehenge"
—>  "The Baton of Montgaudier"
—>  The Beauty of Clocks
—>  'The Beeson Room in the Museum of the History of Science, Oxford'
—>  "The Beeson Room in the Museum of the History of Science, Oxford"
—>  The Beginner's Guide to the Microscope. With a Section on Mounting Slides
—>  The Beginning and End of the World
—>  "The Beginning of Portuguese Carcinology"
—>  The Beginning of the Royal Society
—>  "The Beginnings of Alchemy"
—>  "The Beginnings of American Science. The Third Century. An Address delivered at the Eigth Anniversary Meeting of the Biological Society of Washington"
—>  "The Beginnings of Chinese Astronomy"
—>  "The Beginnings of Irish Medicine -- Part I" [and] "... Part II"
—>  The Beginnings of Lichfield
—>  "The Beginnings of Photography in Oxford"
—>  "The Behaviour In Vivo of Particulate Micrococcin"
—>  "The Behaviour of Intravenously Injected Particles Observed in Chambers in Rabbits' Ears"
—>  "The Behaviour of Intravenously Injected Particles of Carbon and Micrococcin in Normal and Tuberculous Tissue"
—>  "The Belated Construction of Water-Immersion Objectives In Britain"
—>  The Betchworth Portraits: Members of the Family of William Harvey
—>  "The Betchworth Portraits: Members of the Family of William Harvey"
—>  "The Bhugola of Ksama Karna: A Dated Sixteenth Century Piece of Indian Metalware"
—>  "The bhugola of Ksema Karna : a dated sixteenth century piece of Indian metalware"
—>  "The Bibliography of Dialling"
—>  The Bibliography of Some Recreational Mathematics Books
—>  "The Bicentenary Exhibition of Joseph Priestley"
—>  "The Bi-Centenary of James Watt: The Inventor who Transformed the Steam Engine from a "Whimsey" into the Cheap and Powerful Motor which Revolutionised Industry"
—>  "The Bicentenary of Joseph Black"
—>  The Bicentenary of the Discovery of Oxygen by Joseph Priestley
—>  "The Bifilar Magnetometer, its Errors and Corrections, including the Determination of the Temperature Coefficient for the Bifilar employed in the Colonial Observatories"
—>  The Billings microscope collection
—>  "The Billmeir Collection of scientific instruments" : 2 entries
—>  The Biochemical Society: its history and activities, 1911-69
—>  The Biological Control of Insects
—>  The Biologist's World
—>  "The birth and descent of John Mayow - a Tercentenary Note"
—>  "The Birth and Early Days of the Philosophical Transactions"
—>  The birth of chemistry
—>  "The Birth of Molecular Biology"
—>  The birth of navigational science : the solving in the 18th century of the problem of finding longitude at sea
—>  "The Birth of Nuclear Physics"
—>  The Birth of Photography. The story of the formative years 1800-1900
—>  "The Birth of the Modern Scientific Instrument, 1550-1700"
—>  "The Blood-Corpuscle Considered in its Different Phases of Development in the Animal Series. Memoir I. - Vertebrata. Memoir II. - Invertebrata. Memoir III. - Comparison between the Blood-Corpuscle of the Vertebrata and that of the Invertebrata"
—>  "The Blood-Pressure Reflexes of the Rabbit under Urethane Anaesthesia"
—>  The Blowpipe in Chemistry, Mineralogy and Geology Containing All Known Methods of Anhydrous Analysis, Many Working Examples, and Instructions for Making Apparatus
—>  The Blueprint Handbook of Print & Production
—>  "The BOA Foundation Museum"
—>  "The Board of Longitude 1714-1828"
—>  The Boat and the Dial; or the Boat-Dialling of the Ancient Greeks as connected with their traditions of the Argonauts; from those of the Jews respecting Noah; exemplified by the Hollow Dialling of the Ancient Egyptians, etc.
—>  "The Boats of North Ferriby"
—>  The Boat-Swain's Art: Or, the Compleat Boat-Swain
—>  The Bodleian Quarterly Record
—>  The Body of the Artisan: Art and Experience in the Scientific Revolution
—>  The Boke of Surveyeng and Improvmentes
—>  The Bolton Hearse
—>  "The Book as a Scientific Instrument"
—>  The Book of American Clocks
—>  The Book of Cirurgia
—>  The Book of Husbandry by Master Fitzherbert. Reprinted from the Edition of 1534, and edited with an introduction, notes and glossarial index by the Rev. Walter W. Skeat
—>  The book of imaginary science : based upon an intervention at the Museum of the History of Science, Oxford 2007
—>  The Book of Ingenious Devices Kitab al-Hiyal
—>  The Book of Instruction in the Elements of the Art of Astrology
—>  The Book of Knowledge of Ingenious Mechanical Devices
—>  The Book of Modern Engines: A Practical Work on Prime Movers and the Transmission of Power Steam, Electric, Water, Gas, and Hot Air
—>  The Book of Old Sundials & their Mottoes with eight illustrations in colour by Alfred Rawlings and thirty-six drawings of some famous sundials by Warrington Hogg
—>  The Book of Oxford
—>  The Book of Sun-dials : 3 entries
—>  The Book of Talismans, Amulets and Zodiacal Gems
—>  The Book of the Hayden Planetarium
—>  The Book of the Sextant with Ancient and Modern Instruments of Navigation
—>  The Book of Time
—>  "The Borghesi Astronomical Clock" : 2 entries
—>  The Bot or Ox Warble Fly. Description and habits, with proof of the immense damage to cattle, their produce and hides. With practical suggestions for prevention and cure
—>  The Botanic Garden; A Poem, in Two Parts
—>  "The Botanical Results of the Endeavour Voyage"
—>  "The Botanist in the Garden"
—>  "The Bowl That Sinks And Tells Time"
—>  The Boy's Book of Science. or The Playbook of Science
—>  The Bracket Clock
—>  The Breath of Life
—>  The Brightest Stars for the Construction of Mechanical Clocks
—>  The Brilliant Ray
—>  The British almanac of the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge for the year of our Lord 1849
—>  The British Almanac of the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge for the Year 1829
—>  The British Almanac, for the Year MDCCCXXVIII
—>  The British Association for the Advancement of Science: A Retrospect 1831-1931
—>  The British Astronomical Association: Its Nature, Aims and Methods
—>  The British Journal for the History of Science
—>  The British Journal of Surgery
—>  The British Journal Photographic Almanac : 2 entries
—>  The British Medical Students' Journal
—>  The British Museum
—>  The British Museum (Natural History)
—>  "The British Museum (Natural History): Celebrating one hundred years at South Kensington 1881-1981"
—>  The British Optical Association Year Book 1930
—>  "The Brownie Camera"
—>  "The Brunell Camera"
—>  The Bryant and May Museum of Fire-Making Appliances : 3 entries
—>  The Buhr-Ool Juwahir: A Medical Dictionary by Mohammed bin Yoosoof
—>  The Bulletin of the Cleveland Medical Library : 2 entries
—>  "The Burndy Library; window on the history of science"
—>  "The Burns of Sea Battles"
—>  "The Bush Barrow Gold Lozenge: Is it a Solar and Lunar Calendar for Stonehenge?"
—>  "The Byzantine Astrolabe at Brescia"
—>  "The Cabinet of Bonnier de la Mosson (1702-1744)"
—>  "The cabinet of King Serfoji of Tanjore : a European collection in early nineteenth-century India"
—>  The Calculating Hand: Finger Reckoning and Computus Texts
—>  The Calculating Machines (Die Rechenmaschinen): Their History and Development
—>  The Calculation of Solar Eclipses without Parallaxes. With A Specimen of the same in the Total Eclipse of the Sun, May 11. 1724. Now first made Publick. To which is added, A Proposal how, with the Latitude given, the Geographical Longitude of all the Part
—>  "The Calculation of the Equivalent Conductivity of Strong Electrolytes at Infinite Dilution"
—>  "The Calculation of the Equivalent Conductivity of Strong Electrolytes. - Part I. Aqueous Solutions. (ii.) Application to Data at 0, 18, and 25 C"
—>  "The Calculation of the Equivalent Conductivity of Strong Electrolytes at Infinite Dilution. - Part I. Aqueous Solutions. (iii.) The Mobilities of the Hydrogen and the Hydroxyl Ions"
—>  "The Calculation of the Equivalent Conductivity of Strong Electrolytes at Infinite Dilution. A Reply to Some Recent Criticism"
—>  The Calculator: being Correct and Necessary Tables for Computation adapted to Science, Business, and Pleasure
—>  "The Calculus of Chemical Operations; being a Method for the Investigations, by means of symbols, of the Laws of the Distribution of Weight in Chemical Change. Part I. On the Construction of Chemical Symbols"
—>  "The Calculus of Chemical Operations; being a Method for the Investigations, by means of symbols, of the Laws of the Distribution of Weight in Chemical Change. Part II. On the Analysis of Chemical Events"
—>  The calendar : the 5000-year struggle to align the clock and the heavens - and what happened to the missing ten days
—>  "The Calendar"
—>  The Calotype Patent Lawsuit of Talbot v. Laroche. 1854
—>  The Calotype Process : 2 entries
—>  The Cambridge Guide to the Constellations
—>  The Cambridge Guide to the Museums of Britain and Ireland
—>  The Cambridge Medical School: A Biographical History
—>  The Cambridge Philosophical Society: A History 1819-1969
—>  The Camera and Its Images
—>  "The Camera and Other Drawing Machines"
—>  The Camera Lucida in Art and Science
—>  The Camera Obscura [&] The Camera Obscura and What You See
—>  The Camera Obscura: A Chronicle
—>  The Camerer Cuss Book of Antique Watches
—>  The Canadian Journal of Medicine and Surgery
—>  "The Canon the Chemist and the Dinosaurs"
—>  The Carbro Process
—>  The Care and Conservation of Photographic Material
—>  The career of a wireless operator
—>  The Carpenters Rule, Or, A Booke shewing many plaine waies, truly to measure ordinarie Timber, and other extraordinarie sollids, or Timber: With a Detection of Sundrie great errors, generally committed by Carpenters and others in measuring the Timber; ten
—>  "The Carpenter's Rule: Instruments, Practitioners, and Artisans in 16th-century England"
—>  "The Case of M. Libri"
—>  The Case of Mr. John Harrison
—>  "The Case of the 'Worthless' Instruments. Part 1"
—>  "The Case of the 'Worthless' Instruments. Part 2"
—>  The Castellated and Domestic Architecture of Scotland form the Twelfth to the Eighteenth Century
—>  The Casting-Counter and the Counting-Board: A Chapter in the History of Numismatics and Early Arithmetic
—>  "The Catalogues of Ptolemy, Ulugh Beigh, Tycho Brahe, Halley, Hevelius, Deduced from the best Authorities. With various notes and corrections and a Preface to each Catalogue. To which is added The Synonym of each Star, in the Catalogues of Flamsteed or La
—>  "The Cataloguing of Ashmolean Collections of Books and Manuscripts"
—>  The Cathode Ray Oscillograph in Industry
—>  The Catholique Planisphaer. Which Mr. Blagrave calleth The Mathematical Jewel; Briefly and Plainly discribed in Five Books ...
—>  "The Causation of Vital Movement"
—>  The Cave Fauna of North America, with Remarks on the Anatomy of the Brain and Origin of the Blind Species
—>  The Cavendish Laboratory
—>  "The Cavendish Laboratory Archives"
—>  "The Cavendish Laboratory"
—>  The Cavendish Laboratory: An Outline Guide to the Museum
—>  The Celebrated Phaenomena of Colours: The Early History of the Spectroscope
—>  The celebrated phenomena of colours : the early history of the spectroscope
—>  "The Celestial Balance - A Practical Reconstruction"
—>  "The Celestial Globes of Georg Roll and Johannes Reinhold"
—>  "The Celestial Planisphere of King Yi Tai-jo"
—>  The celestial worlds discover'd
—>  The Celestial Worlds Discover'd: or, Conjectures Concerning the Inhabitants, Plants and Productions of the Worlds in the Planets. Written in Latin by Christianus Huygens, and inscrib'd to his Brother Constantine Huygens Late Secretary to his Majesty King
—>  The Celestial Worlds Discover'd: Or, Conjectures Concerning the Inhabitants, Plants and Productions Of The Worlds in the Planets. Written in Latin by Christianus Huygens, And inscrib'd to his Brother Constantine Huygens, Late Secretary to his Majesty K. W
—>  "The Centenary of Huxley"
—>  "The Centenary of Section E (Geography)"
—>  "The Centenary of the "Lancet""
—>  "The Centenary of the Discovery of Benzene"
—>  The Centenary of the Friction Match
—>  The Centenary Volume of Charles Griffin & Co. Ltd., Publishers 1820 1920
—>  "The Centrality of Oxford"
—>  The Century of Inventions of the Marquis of Worcester
—>  The Century of Science
—>  "The Chaetognatha, or Primitive Mollusca, with a Bibliography"
—>  "The Chaetognatha, or Primitive Mollusca. With a Bibliography"
—>  The Chain Makers: A history of the watch fusee chain industry
—>  The Chair of Chemistry in the United College of St. Salvator ans St. Leonard
—>  "The Challenge of Practical Mathematics"
—>  The Chamber of Physics: Instruments in the History of Sciences Collection of the Royal Swedish Academy of Science, Stockholm
—>  "The Chandelier Clock of Ibn Yunis"
—>  The Change in the Climate and its Cause Giving the date of the last Ice Age based on a recent Astronomical Discovery and Geological Research.
—>  "The Changing Character of the Sailor's Diet and its Influence on Disease"
—>  "The Changing Face of Oxford"
—>  "The Changing Realms of Animal Life"
—>  "The Chapel Dial"
—>  "The Character of the Summers at Oxford Since 1815"
—>  "The Charges on Ions"
—>  "The Chart of Magellan"
—>  "The Charting of the South Shetlands, 1819-28"
—>  The Chelsea Physic Garden
—>  The Chemical Analysis of Ferrous Alloys and Foundry Materials: Modern Practice and Theory
—>  The Chemical Arts of Old China
—>  The Chemical Aspects of Light
—>  "The Chemical Calculus of Sir Benjamin Brodie"
—>  The chemical catechism, : with notes, illustrations, and experiments : 2 entries
—>  The Chemical Dream of the Renaissance
—>  The Chemical Effect of the Spectrum
—>  The Chemical Essays of Charles-William Scheele translated from the Transactions of the Academy of Sciences at Stockholm with additions
—>  The chemical essays of Charles-William Scheele. : Translated from the transactions of the Academy of Sciences at Stockholm. With additions
—>  The Chemical Essays of Charles-William Scheele. Translated from the Transactions of the Academy of Sciences at Stockholm. With additions
—>  "The Chemical Lectures at Oxford (1822-1854) of Charles Daubeny, M.D., F.R.S."
—>  The Chemical News and Journal of Physical Science, with which is incorporated the "Chemical Gazette". A Journal of Physical Science - Practical Chemistry in all its applications to Pharmacy, Arts, and Manufactures
—>  The chemical pocket-book; or, memoranda chemica: : arranged in a compendium of chemistry, with tables of attractions &c. calculated as well for the occasional reference of the professional student, as to supply others with a general knowledge of chemistry
—>  "The Chemical Revolution Revisited"
—>  "The Chemical Society - a Mid-Century Review"
—>  "The Chemical Society of London" : 2 entries
—>  The Chemical Society. 1841-1941: A Historical Review
—>  "The Chemical Studies of John Evelyn"
—>  The Chemical Works of ... , M.D. Professor of Chemistry at Berlin, F.R.S. etc.. Abridged and Methodized
—>  The Chemist-Optician: A Survey of the Theory and Practice of Visual Optics Especially with Reference to Sight-Testing and Spectacle Fitting
—>  "The Chemistry Department of the University of Leeds"
—>  The chemistry of common life
—>  "The Chemistry of Coumarins"
—>  The Chemistry of Creation: being a Sketch of the Chief Chemical and Physical Phenomena of the Earth, the Air, the Ocean
—>  The Chemistry of Light and Photography in its Application to Art, Science, and Industry
—>  "The Chemistry of Respiration"
—>  The Chemistry of the Radio-Elements : 2 entries
—>  The Chemists' and Druggists' Diary for 1913
—>  "The Childe of Hale"
—>  "The Chinese Contribution to the Development of the Mariner's Compass"
—>  "The Chinese origin of the words, kimia, sufi, dervish and qalandar, in the light of Mysticism"
—>  The Chirurgical Works of Percivall Pott, F.R.S. Surgeon to St. Bartholomew's Hospital
—>  "The Christian Island "Astrolabe""
—>  The Christian Tradition in International Relations
—>  The Chronological Historian: containing a Regular Account of all Material Transactions and Occurrences, Ecclesiastical, Civil, and Military, relating to the English Affairs, from the Invasion of the Romans, to the Fourteenth Year of King George II. ...
—>  The Chronology of Ancient Nations: an English version of the Arabic text of the Athar-ul-Bakiya of Albiruni, or "Vestiges of the Past," collected and reduced to writing by the author in A. H. 390-1, A. D. 1000
—>  The Chronology of History, containing Tables, Calculations & Statements, Indispensable for ascertaining the dates of Historical Events, and of Public and Private Documents from the earliest periods to the present time
—>  The Chronology of Star Catalogues
—>  'The Chrysotype - An Investigation into a Nineteenth Century Photographic Technique'
—>  'The Chrysotype - An investigation into a nineteenth century photographic process'
—>  The Church and the Telescope
—>  The Chyrurgeons Store-House: furnished with Forty three Tables Cut in Brass, in which are all sorts of Instruments, both Antient and Modern; useful to the performance of all Manual Opperations, with an exact Description of every Instrument. Together with
—>  "The Ciceronian Art of Memory"
—>  The Cimaruta: Its Structure and Development
—>  "The Cimaruta: Its Structure and Development"
—>  The Ciphers of the Monks: A Forgotten Number-notation of the Middle Ages
—>  The Circle of Willis
—>  The Circles of Proportion and the Horizontall Instrument
—>  The Circles of Proportion and The Horizontall Instrument etc.
—>  'The City Artisans on the High Seas: The Nau and Nautica'
—>  The Clarendon guide to Oxford
—>  The Clark Newsletter
—>  "The Classic Electricians" : 2 entries
—>  "The Classification of Islamic Celestial Globes in the Light of Recent Evidence"
—>  "The Classification of Sundials"
—>  "The Clayton (Byron) Family in England"
—>  The Cleaning and Restoration of Museum Exhibits: Third Report upon Investigations Conducted at the British Museum
—>  The Cleere Observer: A Biography of Antoni van Leeuwenhoek
—>  The Climate of Torquay
—>  The clock & watchmakers of Buckinghamshire
—>  The Clock Book: A description of foreign and American antique clocks, and a list of their makers
—>  "The Clock of Death"
—>  The Clock of Philip the Good of Burgundy
—>  The Clockmakers' Library: The Catalogue of the Books and Manuscripts in the Library of the Worshipful Company of Clockmakers
—>  The Clockmakers of Cumberland
—>  The clockmakers of London: an account of the Worshipful Company of Clockmakers and its collections at Guildhall Library, Aldermanbury, London
—>  The Clockmakers of Northumberland and Durham
—>  The clocks and watches of the Victoria and Albert Museum
—>  "The Clocks at the Royal College of Physicians"
—>  "The clocks of Christiaan Huygens"
—>  The Clocks of Japan
—>  "The Clocks of Peterborough Cathedral"
—>  "The Clocks of Sir Isaac Newton" [and] "The Clocks of John Flamsteed (The First Astronomer Royal)"
—>  The Clockwork of the Heavens
—>  "The Clockwork of The Heavens"
—>  The Clockwork of the Heavens: An exhibition of astronomical clocks, watches and allied scientific instruments presented by Asprey and Company with the special help of Harriet Wynter and the collaboration of various museums and private collections.
—>  The Clough Typewriter Collection
—>  "The Club of the Royal College of Physicians, the Smeatonian Society of Civil Engineers and their Relationship to the Royal Society Club"
—>  The Cogwheel Brain: Charles Babbage and the Quest to Build the First Computer
—>  "The Cold Winters of 1767-68, 1776 and 1814, as Observed at Oxford"
—>  The Cole Library of Early Medicine and Zoology Catalogue of books and pamphlets, Part I. 1472 to 1800
—>  "The Collected Letters of Antoni van Leeuwenhoek - An appeal to the Scientific World"
—>  The Collected Mathematical Papers of Henry John Stephen Smith M.A., F.R.S. Late Savilian Professor of Geometry in the University of Oxford
—>  "The Collecting Maniac"
—>  'The Collection and Exhibition of Post-World War Two Science and Technology: the Festival of Britain, 1951'
—>  "The collection of Apparatus used by Dalton, now in the possession of the Manchester Literary and Philosophical Society"
—>  "The Collection of Mr. Edward Hornby"
—>  "The Collection of Photographs at Tartu University Library"
—>  The Collector's Dictionary of Clocks
—>  "The College Library. The Cirurgia of Pietro d'Argellata"
—>  "The College Library. The Cyrurgia of Guy de Chauliac"
—>  The College of Arms, Queen Victoria Street ...
—>  The Collodion Process on Glass
—>  "The Cologne Diorama"
—>  The Colonial Physician & Other Essays
—>  "The colour and ionisation of Cupric Salts" : 2 entries
—>  The colours of animals : their meaning and use especially considered in the case of insects
—>  The common objects of the country
—>  The Common Scientist in the Seventeenth Century: A Study of the Dublin Philosophical Society 1683-1708
—>  The communications miracle : the telecommunication pioneers from Morse to the information superhighway
—>  The Companion to the Compound, Achromatic, and Oxy-Hydrogen Microscopes with a Catalogue and Description of all the new and most Interesting Objects; The best Method of procuring and mounting them in Canada Balsam, for the Microscope; and of preparing veg : 2 entries
—>  The Companion to the Microscope
—>  The Companion to the Microscope, ...
—>  The Companion to the Microscope, ... with Plates, and a Description of C. Gould's Improved Compound Microscope, ...
—>  The Companion to the Microscope, with Full Directions for Preparing the Vegetable Infusions to Produce Animalcules; with The Best Method of Procuring, and a Catalogue of, All the Principal Objects; with Plates, and a Description of C. Gould's Improved Poc
—>  [The Companion to the Microscope, with Full Directions for Preparing the Vegetable Infusions to Produce Animalcules; with The Best Method of Procuring, and a Catalogue of, All the Principal Objects; with Plates, and a Description of C. Gould's Improved Po
—>  "The Comparative Physiology of Respiration"
—>  "The Compartmented Cylindrical Clepsydra"
—>  The Compleat Herbal: or, the Botanical Institutions of Mr. Tournefort, Chief Botanist to the late French King. Carefully translated [by John Martyn] from the Original Latin. With large Additions from Ray, Gerarde, Parkinson, and others, the most celebrate
—>  The Compleat Plattmaker: Essays on Chart, Map, and Globe Making in England in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries
—>  The Compleat Seadsman's Monthly Calendar, Showing the Best and Most Easy Method for Raising and Cultivating Every Sort of Seed Belonging to a Kitchen and Flower Garden, With Necessary Instructions for Sowing of Berries, Mast, and Seeds, of Ever-Greens, Fo
—>  The Compleat Surveyor : 2 entries
—>  The Compleat Surveyor: Containing the Whole Art of Surveying of Land, etc.
—>  The Complete Dictionary of Arts and Sciences. In which the whole circle of Human Learning is Explained, and the Difficulties attending the Acquisition of Every Art, whether Liberal or Mechanical, are Removed, in the most easy and familiar manner ...
—>  The Complete Photographer
—>  The Composition of Greek Silver Coins: analysis by neutron activation
—>  The Composition of Water
—>  "The Concept of Nature and the History of Science"
—>  The concise history of freemasonry
—>  The Concise Oxford Dictionary of Current English : 2 entries
—>  "The Conditions of Tissue Respiration"
—>  The Conduction of Electricity through Gases
—>  "The conductivity and viscosity of Aqueous solutions of Aniline Hydrochloride at 25o" : 2 entries
—>  "The Conductivity produced in Gases by the aid of Ultra-Violet Light"
—>  "The Conductivity produced in Gases by the Motion of Negatively charged Ions"
—>  The Conference at Karlsruhe, 1860 and the Development of Chemical Theory
—>  "The Confessions of Saint Augustine"
—>  "The Conflict of Medicine with the Small-Pox"
—>  The Conquest of Bacteria From Salvarsan to Sulphapyridine
—>  The Conquest of Bacteria: From 606 to 693
—>  The Conquest of Disease
—>  The Conroy Papers
—>  The conservation and restoration of metals: proceedings of the symposium held in Edinburgh, 30-31 March, 1979
—>  The Conservation of Antiquities and Works of Art: Treatment, Repair, and Restoration
—>  The Conservation of Industrial Collections: A Survey
—>  "The Conservation of Magic Lantern Material"
—>  "The Constant Quantity of the Moon's Equatorial Horizontal Parallax, deduced from Observations made at Greenwich, Cambridge, and the Cape of Good Hope, in 1832 and 1833"
—>  "The Constitution and Aims of the Wellcome Foundation"
—>  The constitution and evolution of the stars
—>  The Construction and Principal Uses of Mathematical Instruments : 4 entries
—>  The construction and principal uses of mathematical instruments ...
—>  The Construction and Use of a New Universal Dial
—>  The Construction and Use of a Thermometer, for shewing the extremes of Temperature in the Atmosphere, During the Observer's Absence. (1794)
—>  The Construction and Use of a Thermometer, for shewing the extremes of Temperature in the Atmosphere, during the Observer's Absence. Together with Experiments on the Variations of Local Heat; and other Meteorological Observations.
—>  The Construction and Use of the Sea Quadrant, commonly called Hadley's Quadrant
—>  The Construction and Use of the Sea Quadrant, Commonly called Hadley's Quadrant ...
—>  The construction and use of wheel dials : 2 entries
—>  "The Construction of an Astrolabe"
—>  "The Construction of Certain Seals and Characters in the Work of Agrippa of Nettesheim"
—>  The Construction of the Wonderful Canon of Logarithms
—>  The construction of timber, from its early growth : explained by the microscope, and proved from experiments, in a great variety of kinds
—>  The Contents of Lady Place, Sutton Courtenay, near Abingdon, Oxfordshire
—>  The Contents of Westbrook House Elstead, Surrey
—>  "The Context of Production, Identification and Dating of Clocks by A. and J. Thwaites"
—>  "The Contribution of Chemistry to Cancer Research"
—>  The Contribution of Engineering to the British Economy
—>  "The Contribution of the College Laboratories to the Oxford School of Chemistry"
—>  "The Contribution of the College Laboratories" : 2 entries
—>  The Contributions of Joseph Ives to Connecticut Clock Technology. 1810-1862
—>  "The contributions to science of Friedrich Adolph Nobert"
—>  "The Convict System in the Colonies"
—>  "The Cooke Heliochronometer and Perpetual Calendar" [and] "Chalice Dials"
—>  The Cope-Chat Paramount Sorting System
—>  "The Copernican globe : a delayed conception"
—>  "The Copernican Revolution from an Eighteenth-Century Perspective: with notes on Jean-Sylvain Bailly's views on revolutions in science"
—>  The Copernicus of Antiquity (Aristarchus of Samos)
—>  "The Corneo-retinal Potential Difference as the Basis of the Galvanometric Method of Recording Eye Movements"
—>  The Correlation of Physical Forces
—>  The Correspondence of Isaac Newton
—>  The Correspondence of John Flamsteed, First Astronomer Royal Volume III, 1703-1719
—>  The Correspondence of John Flamsteed, First Astronomer Royal
—>  The Correspondence of John Ray; consisting of selections from the Philosophical Letters published by Dr Derham, and Original Letters of John Ray, in the collection of the British Museum : 2 entries
—>  The Cosmographical Glass: Renaissance Diagrams of the Universe
—>  The Cosmographical Glasse (London 1559)
—>  The Cosslett Festschrift
—>  "The Cost of Old Silver"
—>  "The counters of wise men"
—>  The Counties of Britain: A Tudor Atlas by John Speed
—>  The Country Animal Doctor
—>  The Country Calendar, or The Shepherd of Banbury's Observations. (mainly meteorological)
—>  The Country Life Book of Watches
—>  The Country Life International Dictionary of Clocks
—>  The Country Showman, or, Newsletter of the Benjamin Martin Appreciation Society
—>  The court and city register, or, Gentleman's complete annual kalendar, for the year 1771
—>  The Cradle of the Twin Giants, Science and History
—>  The Craft of the Clockmaker
—>  The Crafts of Craftsbury, Part 1.
—>  "The Crafts of Craftsbury, Part 2"
—>  The Crayfish: An Introduction to the Study of Zoology
—>  "The creation of the micron as unit for microscopic measurement"
—>  The Crime of Galileo
—>  The Crippen File
—>  The Crisis in Naval Ordnance
—>  'The Croonian Lecture on Sexual Periodicity and the Causes which Determine it'
—>  The Cross Staff
—>  The cross staff : historical development and modern use : 2 entries
—>  "The Cross-Staff as a Surveying Instrument in England 1500-1640"
—>  The Cross-Staff: History and Development of a Navigational Instrument
—>  "The Cruciform Watch"
—>  "The Crux of a Murder"
—>  The Crystal Clock
—>  The Crystallization of Iron and Steel: An Introduction to the Study of Metallography
—>  The cubic equation with three real roots : its geometrical diagram and a machine that solves it
—>  The Cubic Equation with Three Real Roots: Its Geometrical Diagram and a machine that solves it
—>  The Cult of the Circle-Builders
—>  "The Cultural Background of Copernicus"
—>  The Cultures of Collecting
—>  "The Cupola Clock of Samuel Knibb"
—>  The curious life of Robert Hooke : the man who measured London
—>  The Curious World of Frank Buckland
—>  "The Curve of Cultural Interchange Between China and the West"
—>  "The Cyanotype"
—>  The Cycle of Celestial Objects continued at the Hartwell Observatory to 1859. With a notice of recent discoveries, including details from the AE des Hartwellianae
—>  "The Cyclograph"
—>  The Cyclopaedia of Photography
—>  The Cyclopedia; or Universal Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Literature
—>  The Cyclotron
—>  "The Cylinders Keep on Turning"
—>  The Daguerreian Annual 1990
—>  The Daguerreian Annual 1991
—>  The Daguerreotype in America
—>  "The Daguerreotype in England; Some Primary Material Relating to Beard's Lawsuits"
—>  "The Daguerreotype Patent, The British Government, and The Royal Society"
—>  The Daguerreotype: A Sesquicentennial Celebration
—>  The Daguerreotypes of Southworth & Hawes
—>  The Da'ire-yi Mu'addel of Seydi 'Ali Re'is
—>  The Danger of Travelling in Stage-Coaches; and a Remedy Proposed to the Public
—>  "The Darkroom Abolished"
—>  "The Darkroom Studio"
—>  "The Darwin Letters at Shrewsbury School"
—>  "The Darwinian Revolution in the Concept of Time"
—>  The Daubeny Laboratory Register 1904-1915 : 2 entries
—>  "The Davis Back-staff or English Quadrant"
—>  "The Dawn of Medication"
—>  The Dawn of Microscopical Discovery
—>  "The Dawn of Microscopical Discovery"
—>  The Day Faraday Reseearch Laboratory of the Royal Institution: Register of Workers in the Laboratory 1896-1932
—>  The Day-Book of John Walker: Inventor of Friction Matches
—>  The De Magnete of William Gilbert
—>  "The Death of Queen Mary II: A Mistaken Diagnosis by Dr Radcliffe?"
—>  "The Death Temperature of Certain Marine Organisms"
—>  "The Debt of Medicine to Microscopy"
—>  The Debt of Science to Medicine : 2 entries
—>  "The Debt of the World to Pure Science"
—>  The decomposition of the fixed alkalies and alkaline earths
—>  "The Dee Relique"
—>  The Defeat of all Scientific Babblers Without Genius over all the World, by the Christian Philosopher, Through the Will of an offended God
—>  The Deipnosophists or Banquet of the Learned of Athenaeus
—>  "The Densities and Refractive Indices of the Leamington Spa Water"
—>  "The Dentzel Brothers of Ulm"
—>  The Department of Natural History
—>  "The Dependence of the Resolving Power of a Photographic Material upon the Contrast in the Object" [incomplete]
—>  The Description & Use of a Portable Instrument, Gunter's Quadrant, etc. To which is added The Use of Nepiar's Bones in Multiplication, Division, & Extraction of Roots; also the Nocturnal, the Ring-Dyal, and Gunter's Line, etc.
—>  The Description and Use of a Case of Mathematical Instruments
—>  The Description and Use of a Case of Mathematical Instruments; particularly Of all the Lines contained on the Plain Scale, the Sector, the Gunter, and Proportional Compasses. With A Practical Application exemplified in many useful Cases of Geometry, and P
—>  The Description and Use of a Case of Mathematical Instruments; particularly of all the Lines contained on the Plain Scale, the Sector, the Gunter, and the Proportional Compasses. With a Practical Application, exemplified in many useful Cases of Geometry,
—>  The Description and Use Of a Complete Sett or Case of Pocket-Instruments: containing the Construction of the several Lines laid down on the Plain-Scale, and Sector; with their Applicatio Application, in variety of Mathematical Problems
—>  The Description and Use of a Complete Sett or Case of Pocket-Instruments: Containing the Construction of the Several Lines Laid Down on the Plain-Scale, and Sector; with their Application, in variety of Mathematical Problems
—>  The Description and Use of a Complete Sett or Case of Pocket-Instruments: containing the Construction of the several Lines laid down on the Plain-Scale, and Sector; with their Application, in a variety of Mathematical Problems
—>  The Description And Use Of A Globe Sundial, With Furniture, by which many curious problems may be solved
—>  The Description and Use of a Joynt-Rule: ...
—>  The Description and Use of a New Astronomical Instrument, For taking Altitudes of the Sun and Stars at Sea, without an Horizon; together with An Easy and Sure Method of Observing The Eclipses of Jupiter's Satellites, Or any Phaenomenon of the like Kind, o
—>  The Description and Use of a New Celestial Planisphere, adapted to the Latitude and Parallel of London, etc.
—>  The Description and Use of a New Constructed Octant, Sextant and Quintant by his Majesties Patent, being an improvement on the Hadley's Quadrant.
—>  The Description and Use of a new constructed Sextant and Quintant, by His Majesty's Patent; being an Improvement on the Hadley's Quadrant. By which Angular Distances are measured to the greatest Precision, from 0'. to 150o. without inverting the Instrumen
—>  The Description and Use of a New Much - Improved Sinical Quadrant, etc. ...
—>  The Description and Use of a New Portable Orrery, &c.
—>  The Description and Use of a New Portable Orrery; on a most simple Construction, Representing the Two parts - the Motions and Phaenomena of the Planetary System; But more particularly the Motions of the Earth and Moon, round the Sun, from whence the Natur
—>  The Description and Use of a New Quadrant, for Finding the Latitude at Sea
—>  The Description and Use of a New Universal Dial, or Portable Equatorial Instrument
—>  The Description and Use of a New, Portable, Table Air-Pump and Condensing Engine. With a Select Variety of Capital Experiments, etc ...
—>  The Description and Use of a New, Portable, Table Air-Pump and Condensing Engine. With a Select Variety of Capital Experiments, Which, together with the different Parts of the Apparatus and Glasses, Are Illustrated by upwards of Forty Copper-Plate Figures : 2 entries
—>  The Description and Use of a pocket Case of Mathematical or Drawing Instruments ... Together with plain Instructions for making several Kinds of Sun-Dials
—>  The Description and Use of a Quadrant by which All the most useful and necessary Propositions of both the Globes, etc.
—>  The Description and Use of a Quadrant, by Which All the most Useful and Necessary Propositions of both the Globes are easily and exactly performed; etc. ... Also of a Quadrat by which You may take all manner of Height and Distances, as of Towers, Steeples
—>  The Description and Use of a Set of Portable Microscopes ...
—>  The Description and Use of an Instrument called the Double Scale of Proportion, By which Instrument, all questions in ... Dialling, May be Most accurately etc.
—>  The Description and Use of an opake Solar Microscope. In which all Opake Bodies, whether of Animal, Vegetable, Fossil, or Marine Production, are shewn in the greatest Perfection, in all their native Beauties, of Lights, Shades, Prominences, Cavities; and
—>  The Description and use of an Orrery ...
—>  The Description and Use of an Orrery of a New Construction, Representing in the various Parts of its Machinery all the Motions and Phoenomena of the Planetary System; ...
—>  The Description and Use of an Universal and Perpetual Mathematical Instrument. Shewing the most Expeditious and Exact Method of solving all practical Questions in Arithmetick, Trigonometry, Navigation, Dyalling, Astronomy, etc.
—>  The Description and Use of an Universal Microscope, answering all the Purposes of Single, Compound, Opake, and Aquatic Microscopes. With particular Directions for the Use and Application of every Part of a full and compleat Apparatus, as represented and i : 2 entries
—>  The Description and Use of An Universal Sliding Rule : 2 entries
—>  The Description and Use of an Universal Sliding Rule, Which, by Means of Single and Double Slides, and the Addition of proper Lines, is adapted to answer all Questions in Arithmetic, Mixt-Mathematics, and Philosophy, In the most easy and expeditious Manne : 2 entries
—>  "The Description and Use of another Sector with more lines, differing from that of Mr. Gunter, both in form and manner of Working. As also, of a Quadrant fitted with new Lines serving the former Uses, and many other, more accurately. Both invented and wri
—>  The Description and Use of both the Globes and the Armillary Sphere and Orrery ...
—>  The Description and Use of Both the Globes, the Armillary Sphere and Orrery, etc.
—>  The description and use of both the globes, the armillary sphere, and orrery : 2 entries
—>  The Description and Use of Four several Quadrants, Two Great Ones, and Two Small Ones. With the Use of a Diagonal-Scale and Semicircle. Each of them accommodated with Lines and Circles, for the Resolving of Propositions Instrumentally, In Chronology, Astr
—>  The Description and Use of Four several Quadrants, Two Great Ones and Two Small Ones. With the Use of A Diagonal-Scale and Semi-circle. Each of them accommodated with Lines and Circles, for the Resolving of Propositions Instrumentally, In Chronology, Astr
—>  The Description and use of Four several Quadrants, Two Great Ones and Two Small Ones. With the Use of a Diagonal-Scale and Semicircle. Invented and written by the Ingenious Mr. John Collins, and engraved by the curious hand of Mr. Henry Sutton; with addit
—>  The Description and use of Four several Quadrants, two great ones, and two small ones. Invented and written by the ingenious Mr. John Collins, and engraved by the curious hand of Mr. Henry Sutton; with additions, not in the former treatise, by John Good.
—>  The Description and Use of Hadley's Quadrant and Sextant. In which are contained the Best Methods of Adjusting these Instruments, and of Ascertaining the Latitude of a Ship at Sea, by the Meridional Altitude of the Sun, Moon, a Planet, or Fixed Star
—>  The Description and Use of his Maiesties Dials in White-Hall Garden. London, printed by Bonham Norton and Iohn Bill, Printers to the Kings most Excellent Maiestie. 1624.
—>  The Description and Use of His Majesties Dials in White Hall Garden
—>  The Description and Use of that most Excellent Invention, call'd the Globular Chart: Shewing its Agreeableness to the Globe, And the Natural and Easy Consequences thereof in the Practice of Navigation; with a Specimen of a Sea-Chart in that Projection; an
—>  The Description and Use of the Carpenters-rule ...
—>  The Description and Use of the Double Horizontall Dyall
—>  The description and use of the globes and the orrery : to which is prefix'd, by way of introduction, a brief account of the solar system
—>  The Description and Use of the Globes and the Orrery. To which is prefix'd, by Way of Introduction, a Brief Account of the Solar System : 2 entries
—>  The Description and Use of the Globes and the Orrery, etc
—>  The Description and Use of the Globes and the Orrery, etc.
—>  The description and use of the globes, and the orrery : to which is prefixed, by way of introduction, a brief account of the solar system
—>  The Description and Use Of The Globes, And The Orrery. To which is prefixed, By way of Introduction, a Brief Account of the Solar System
—>  The Description and Use of the Nocturnal
—>  The Description and Use of the Planetary Systeme, Together with Easie Tables. By which The Apparent Motions of the Heavens may be readily found for ever
—>  The Description and Use of the Pocket Case of Mathematical Instruments: wherein are particularly explained the Nature and Use of all the Lines contained on the Plain Scale, the Sector, the Gunter, and Proportional Compasses. Also, Their Practical Applicat
—>  The Description and Use of the Sector, the Crosse-Staffe and other Instruments, etc. : 3 entries
—>  The Description and use of the Sphaere
—>  The Description And Use Of The Terrestrial Globe : 2 entries
—>  The Description and Use of the Triangular Quadrant
—>  The Description and use of the Universall Quadrat. By which is performed, with great expedition, etc...
—>  The Description and Use of Two Arithmetick Instruments Together with a Short Treatise, explaining and Demonstrating the Ordinary Operations of Arithmetick. As likewise, a Perpetual Almanack, and several Useful Tables : 2 entries
—>  The Description and use of two Arithmetick Instruments
—>  The description and uses of a general Quadrant with the horizontal projection inverted
—>  The Description and Uses of a New Contriv'd Eliptical Double Dial; As also of the Universal AEquinoctial Dial. Which serve to find the Latitude, Hour of the Day, etc.
—>  The Description and Uses of the Celestial and Terrestrial Globes; And of Collins's Pocket Quadrant
—>  The Description and vse of the Sphaere Deuided into three principal Partes: Whereof The first intreateth especially of the circles of vppermost moueable Spaere, and of the manifold vses of euery one of them severally: The second sheweth the plentifull Vse
—>  "The Description of a Floating Collimator"
—>  The Description of a Microscope for Opake Objects
—>  The Description of a Microscope for Opake Objects;
—>  The Description of a New Construction and Application Of a Portable Apparatus of Microscopic Instruments; With Directions for the Use of every Part
—>  The Description of a New Invention, To fix the Pocket Microscope, And make it answer the Purposes of the large Reflecting Microscope : 2 entries
—>  The Description of a New Universal Microscope, which has all the Uses of the Single, Compound, Opake, and Aquatic Microscopes. Also the Improved Solar Microscope with Megalascope, and particular Directions for the Use and Application of every Part of the
—>  The Description Of a New-constructed Double Microscope: In which Some Useful Improvements are introduced
—>  The Description Of a New-constructed Double Microscope: in which Some Useful Improvements are introduced: As Made and Sold by the Inventor, John Cuff, In Fleet-Street, London
—>  The Description of a Pocket Microscope, with The Apparatus thereunto belonging : 2 entries
—>  The Description of a Single Microscope; And of an Apparatus Applicable to the Same, in order to make it a Solar Microscope, which will equally serve for a Camera Obscura, And also for Viewing Prints in Perspective = Description d'un Simple Microscope; & d
—>  The Description of a Time-keeper for Astronomical and other Uses : 2 entries
—>  "The Description of an Apparatus for impregnating Water with fixed Air; and of the Manner of conducting that Process"
—>  The Description of an Entertaining and Useful Instrument, called Gunter's Quadrant: By which is performed Most Propositions in Astronomy; as the Altitude, Azimuth, Right Ascension and Declination of the Sun, etc. also his Rising and Setting; together with
—>  "The Description of an Instrument for taking Angles, by Reflections, invented by Mr. J. Hadley. V.P. No 420. p. 147"
—>  The Description of the Universal Ring-Diall which sheweth the Hour of the Day in any part of the World
—>  "The Design and Accuracy of Some Observatory Instruments of the Seventeenth Century"
—>  "The Design and Improvement of Tiltable Radio Telescopes"
—>  "The Design of Low-Cost Photometric Telescopes"
—>  The Design of Physics Research Laboratories
—>  "The Design of the Triboelectric Generators of Martinus van Marum, F.R.S.: A Case History of the Interaction between England and Holland in the Field of Instrument Design in the Eighteenth Century"
—>  "The Determination of the Accelerations and Fluctuations in the Motions of the Sun and Moon"
—>  The Determination of the Coordinates of Positions for the Correction of Distances between Cities: a translation from the Arabic of Al-Biruni's Kitab Tahdid Nihayat al-Amakin Litashih Masafat by Jamil Ali
—>  "The determination of the focal length of a thick mirror"
—>  The Development of Anaesthetic Apparatus
—>  The Development of Arabic Numerals
—>  "The Development of Astronomical Theory and Practice from the 17th to the 20th Centuries"
—>  "The Development of Biological Preparative Techniques for Light Microscopy, 1839-1989"
—>  "The Development of Clinical Chemistry up to 1900"
—>  "The Development of Collateral Circulation in the Mouse's Ear"
—>  "The Development of Dental Histology in Britain"
—>  "The Development of Electrical Technology in the 19th Century: 1. The Electrochemical Cell and the Electromagnet"
—>  "The Development of Electrical Technology in the 19th Century: 2. The Telegraph and the Telephone"
—>  "The Development of Electrical Technology in the 19th Century: 3. The Early Arc Light and Generator"
—>  The Development of Inhalation Anaesthesia with special reference to the years 1846-1900
—>  The Development of Instruments to Measure Electric Current
—>  "The Development of Mathematical Logic and of Logical Positivism in Poland between the two Wars"
—>  "The Development of Mine Surveying Methods"
—>  "The Development of Nautical Astronomical Inspection Tables in the Period from 1770 to 1919"
—>  The Development of Newtonian Optics in England
—>  "The Development of Oceanographical Instruments"
—>  The development of organic chemistry at Oxford : 2 entries
—>  The Development of Saxon Scientific Instrument-Making Skills from the Sixteenth Century to the Thirty Years War
—>  The Development of Scientific Research in Modern Universities: A Comparative Study of Motives and Opportunities
—>  The Development of Technical Education in France 1500-1850
—>  "The development of the application of electricity to dental surgery up to 1900"
—>  The Development of the Black Forest Clock
—>  "The Development of the Calotype: France and Great Britain - Exchange or Rivalry?"
—>  "The Development of the English and the Dutchman's Log"
—>  The Development of the External Features of Xenopus Laevis, Based on Material Collected by the Late E.J. Bles
—>  "The development of the microscope during the last fifty years"
—>  "The development of the polarimeter"
—>  'The Development of the Sun-Dial Between A.D. 1400 and 1800'
—>  "The Development of the Teaching of Experimental Physics in British Universities"
—>  The Development of the Telephone in Oxford 1877-1977 : 2 entries
—>  "The Development of the Typewriter"
—>  "The Development of the University Laboratories"
—>  The Development of the Vertebrate Skull
—>  "The Development of Theories of Catalysis"
—>  The Devil's Bookshelf: A History of the Written Word in Western Magic from Ancient Egypt to the Present Day
—>  The Diagnosis and Treatment of Heart Disease. Practical points for students and practitioners
—>  "The Diagram of Unequal Hours"
—>  The Diary and Will of Elias Ashmole
—>  The Diary of Henry Alexander Miers 1858-1942
—>  The Diary of John Evelyn
—>  The Diary of Robert Hooke, M.A., M.D., F.R.S. 1672-1680
—>  The Diary of Samuel Pepys M.A., F.R.S.; Clerk of the Acts and Secretary to the Admiralty
—>  The Dias voyage, 1487-1488 : toponymy and padroes
—>  "The Diatomaceae of Canso Harbour, Nova Scotia"
—>  The Dictionary of National Biography
—>  The Dictionary of National Biography ... 1931-1940 : 2 entries
—>  The Dictionary of National Biography: Facts and Figures
—>  The Dictionary of National Biography: Founded in 1882 by George Smith. The Concise Dictionary from the Beginnings to 1911; being an Epitome of the Main Work and its Supplement, to which is added an Epitome of the Supplement 1901-1911
—>  The Dictionary of National Biography: Missing Persons
—>  The Dictionary of the Arts, Sciences, and Manufactures
—>  "The different refrangibility of colour'd Light confirmed by Dr. Desaguliers. No 374. p. 206"
—>  "The Diffusion of Greek Culture. IV. The Moslem Carriers"
—>  "The Diffusion of the Public Clocks in the Cities of Late Medieval Europe 1300-1500"
—>  The Dines Dynasty: a family of meteorologists
—>  "The Direction of the Earth's Magnetic Field at London, 1570-1975"
—>  "The Discipline of the History of Technology"
—>  The Discoverer of Gas Lighting: Notes on the life and work of the Rev. John Clayton, D.D., 1657-1725
—>  The Discoverer of Oxygen
—>  The discovery of an Univeral Principle for dividing the circumference of the circle, or any part of it. into a given number of equal parts, by a New Instrument called the Cyclometer
—>  "The Discovery of Atomic Numbers"
—>  "The Discovery of Bronze" [&] "La Decouverte du Bronze"
—>  "The discovery of fission"
—>  "The Discovery of Gerard Mercator's Astrolabes"
—>  The Discovery of Oxygen Part 2: Experiments by Carl William Scheele (1777)
—>  The discovery of oxygen. Part 1, Experiments by Joseph Priestley (1775)
—>  The discovery of oxygen. Part 2, Experiments by Carl Wilhelm Scheele (1777)
—>  The Discovery of Secrets attributed to Geber from the manuscript
—>  "The Discovery of Sex-Influenced, Sex-Limited and Sex-Linked Heredity"
—>  "The discovery of the law of conservation of energy"
—>  "The discovery of the relation between the nucleolus and the chromosomes"
—>  "The Discovery of the Trichina Spiralis"
—>  "The Discovery of the Uses of Colouring Agents in Biological Micro-technique"
—>  The Discovery of Unicellular Life: Excerpts from Communications by Antoni van Leeuwenhoek to the Royal Society of London (September 7, 1674, and October 9, 1676
—>  The Dispensary: A Poem: In Six Canto's
—>  "The Distinctive Characteristic of Homoeopathic Action (The Relation between Homoepathy and Physiology)"
—>  "The Disused Ancient Clock in Porlock Church"
—>  "The Divergence of the 'New Philosophy'"
—>  The divided circle : a history of instruments for astronomy, navigation and surveying
—>  The Divided Circle: A History of Instruments for Astronomy, Navigation and Surveying
—>  The Divine Origin of the Craft of the Herbalist
—>  "The Divining Rod"
—>  The Divining Rod: A History of Water Witching
—>  The Divining Rod: Its History, Truthfulness, and Practical Utility
—>  The Divining-Rod: An Experimental and Psychological Investigation
—>  The Divining-Rod: Its history, truthfulness and practical utility
—>  The Doctor in History
—>  The Doctor's Second Thoughts
—>  The Doctrine of Chances: or, a Method of Calculating the Probabilities of Events in Play
—>  The Doctrine of Plain and Spherical Trigonometry: with its Application and Use in the following parts of Mathematicks; viz. I. Navigation in all its Kinds; ... II. Astronomy; ... III. Projection of the Sphere in Plano. IV. Geography. V. Fortification. VI.
—>  The Doctrine of Plain and Spherical Trigonometry; with the Application and Use in the Following Parts of Mathematics; viz. etc.
—>  The Dodo and its Kindred; or the History, Affinities, and Osteology of the Dodo, Solitaire, and Other Extinct Birds of the Islands Mauritius, Rodriguez, and Bourbon
—>  "The Dodo Syndrome that Inspired a Museum Collection"
—>  "The Double Tachystoscope"
—>  The Dr Eugene and Rose Antelis Collection of Important French Carriage Clocks
—>  The Drama of Weather
—>  "The Dream Factory"
—>  "The dualistic cosmogony of Huai-nan-tzu and its relations to the background of Chinese and European alchemy"
—>  "The Dublin Schools"
—>  The Dufay Dioptichrome Plate: The Most Successful Solution to the Problem of Colour Photography that has hitherto been Attained
—>  The Dufaycolor Process
—>  "The Dunsink Observatory"
—>  The Dutch Windmill
—>  The Dynamical Theory of Gases
—>  The Dynamical Theory of Sound
—>  "The Dzerzhinsky: Birth of the Soviet 35mm Camera Industry"
—>  The Earl of Macclesfield's Speech in the House of Peers On Monday the 18th Day of March 1750. At the Second Reading of the Bill For Regulating the Commencement of the Year, etc.
—>  The Earl of Macclesfield's Speech in the House of Peers, on Monday the 18th Day of March 1750. At the Second Reading of the Bill for Regulating the Commencement of the Year, etc.
—>  "The Earliest Arithmetic Published in America"
—>  The Earliest Books on Bookkeeping 1494-1683
—>  The Earliest Chemical Industry: An Essay in the Historical Relations of Economics and Technology illustrated from the Alum Trade
—>  The Earliest Electromagnetic Instruments
—>  The Earliest Engraved Geological Maps of England and Wales
—>  "The Earliest Known Record of a Solar Eclipse"
—>  "The Earliest Portrait of Joseph Priestly"
—>  "The Earliest Published Writing of Robert Boyle"
—>  "The Earliest Snow Crystal Observations"
—>  The Earliest Star Catalogue for the Southern Hemisphere
—>  The Early Clockmakers of Great Britain
—>  The Early Connexion of the Royal Society with Wadham College and the University of Oxford
—>  "The Early Days of Pharmacology, with Special Reference to the Nineteenth Century"
—>  The Early Development of Electron Lenses and Electron Mocroscopy
—>  "The Early Development of Western Astronomy in India"
—>  The Early History of Chlorine: Papers by Carl Wilhelm Scheele (1774), C. L. Berthollet (1785), Guyton de Morveau (1787), J. L. Gay-Lussac and L. J. Thenard (1809).
—>  "The early history of mathematical gearing"
—>  The Early History of Palaeontology
—>  "The Early History of Photography"
—>  "The Early History of Seed-bearing Plants, as recorded in the Carboniferous Flora"
—>  The Early History of Surgery in Great Britain: Its organization and development
—>  "The early history of the first chemical reagent"
—>  "The Early History of the Import of Drugs into Britain"
—>  "The Early History of the Permanent Magnet"
—>  The Early History of the Royal Society
—>  The Early History of the Telephone in Bath
—>  "The Early History of the Visibility Problem"
—>  "The Early History of Water Supply"
—>  The Early Naturalists: Their Lives and Work (1530-1789)
—>  "The Early Observatory Instruments of Trinity College, Cambridge"
—>  "The early use of chloroform"
—>  The Early Years of the Ordnance Survey
—>  The Early Years of the Telephone Service in Bristol 1879-1931
—>  The Earth: Its Origin, History, and Physical Constitution
—>  The Earth's Antiquity in Harmony with the Mosaic Record of Creation
—>  The earthworm and the common house fly : in eight letters
—>  "The Eastern Iron Trade of the Roman Empire"
—>  "The Echo of Harvey's De Motu Cordis (1628) 1628/57"
—>  "The Echoist: Was Mr. Plot a little eccentric perhaps because he went round Oxford - and the surrounding district - searching for echoes?"
—>  The Economy of Nature explained and illustrated on the Principles of Modern Philosophy
—>  The Economy of the Eyes - Part II: Of Telescopes; being the Result of Thirty Years' Experiments with Fifty-One Telescopes of from one to nine inches in Diameter in the possession of William Kitchiner, M.D. To which are added An Abstract of the Practical P
—>  The Economy of the Eyes. - Part I. Of Spectacles, Opera-Glasses, and Theatres: Plain Rules, which will enable all to judge exactly when and what Spectacles are best calculated for their eyes, and Precepts for the preservation and improvement of the sight
—>  The Economy of the Eyes. - Part II. Telescopes; Being The Result of Thirty Years' Experiments with Fifty-One Telescopes, of from One to Nine Inches in Diameter. To which are added An Abstract of the Practical Parts of the Writings of Sir Wm. Herschel on T
—>  The Edinburgh almanack and Scots register for 1800, being the fourth after leap year
—>  The Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal
—>  The Edinburgh Philosophical Journal, exhibiting a view of the Progress of Discovery in Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Natural History, Practical Mechanics, Geography, Navigation, Statistics, and the Fine and Useful Arts
—>  The Edison Cylinder Phonographs: A Detailed Account of the Entertainment Models until 1929
—>  'The Education of British Chemists in the Eighteenth Century'
—>  "The Educational Centrality of Oxford"
—>  The Educational Focus : 2 entries
—>  "The Effect of Cortisone on Inflammation and Mucin Regeneration in the Colon"
—>  The Effective Use and Proper Care of the Microtome
—>  The Effects of Dynamite Explosions on Fish Life. Preliminary Report
—>  "The Effects of Occipital Lobectomy on Vision in Chimpanzee" : 2 entries
—>  The Egestorff Collection : an abridged catalogue
—>  "The Egg shaped standing stone rings of Britain"
—>  "The Eggs and Early Life-History of the Herring, Gaspereau, Shad and other Clupeoids"
—>  The Eidophone Voice Figures. Geometrical and Natural Forms Produced by Vibrations of the Human Voice
—>  "The Eight Stars that Never Were"
—>  "The Eighteenth Century Problem"
—>  The Eighteenth Century Revolution in Science - The First Phase
—>  "The Eighth International Congress of the History of Science. Florence - Milan, 3-9 September, 1956"
—>  The Electric Astrolabe
—>  "The Electric Conductivities and Relative Densities of Certain Samples of Sea-Water" : 2 entries
—>  "The Electric Conductivity and Refracting Power of ninety samples of Sea-Water, and a comparison of these with the Salinity and Density" : 2 entries
—>  "The Electric Conductivity and Refracting Power of Ninety Samples of Sea-Water, and a Comparison of these with the Salinity and the Density"
—>  "The Electric Conductivity of Nitric Acid" : 3 entries
—>  The Electric Telegraph Popularised
—>  "The Electric Telegraph"
—>  The Electric Telegraph: A Social and Economic History
—>  The Electrician: A Weekly Illustrated Journal of Electrical Engineering, Industry and Science
—>  The Electrician's Guide; being A Brief Outline of the Amusing and Instructive Science of Electricity. Designed for the Amusement and Instruction of Young Persons
—>  The Electrolysis of Organic Compounds. Papers by Hermann Kolbe (1845-1868)
—>  The Electromagnetic Field
—>  The Electron Microscope in Biology
—>  "The Electron Microscope: The British Contribution"
—>  The Electron Microscope: The Present State of the Art
—>  The Electronic Theory of Organic Chemistry
—>  The Electronic Theory of Valency
—>  The Elementary Chemistry of Photographic Chemicals
—>  The elementary nature of chlorine : papers
—>  "The elementary particles of matter"
—>  The Elements of Algebra: designed for the Use of Students in the University
—>  The Elements of Astronomy, Physical and Geometrical. Done into English, with Additions and Corrections. To which is annex'd, Dr Halley's Synopsis of the Astronomy of Comets.
—>  The Elements of Astronomy: Designed for the Use of Students in the University
—>  The Elements of Chemistry
—>  The Elements of Chromatography
—>  The Elements of Clock and Watch-work, adapted to Practice
—>  The elements of coordinate geometry : Part I. Cartesian coordinates
—>  The Elements of Descriptive Astronomy
—>  The elements of dowsing
—>  The Elements of Euclid; viz. the first six books, together with the eleventh and twelfth. The errors by which Theon, or others, have long ago vitiated these books, are corrected, and some of Euclid's demonstrations are restored. Also the book of Euclid's
—>  The elements of experimental chemistry
—>  The Elements of Experimental Embryology
—>  The Elements of Graphical Arithmetic and Graphical Statics
—>  The elements of heat and of non-metallic chemistry : especially designed for candidates for the matriculation pass examination of the University of London
—>  The Elements of Land Surveying, designed principally for the use of Schools and Students
—>  The Elements of Mechanism
—>  The Elements of Natural Philosophy. Chiefly intended for the Use of Students in Universities
—>  The Elements of Natural Philosophy; or An Introduction to the Study of the Physical Sciences
—>  The Elements of Natural Philosophy; or, an Introduction to the Study of the Physical Sciences
—>  The Elements of Non-Euclidean Plane Geometry and Trigonometry
—>  The Elements of Optics: designed for the Use of Students in the University
—>  The elements of plane and spherical Trigonometry and its application to Astronomy, Dialling, etc.
—>  The Elements of that Mathematical Art commonly called Algebra, expounded in Four Books
—>  The Elements of that Mathematical Art commonly called Algebra, expounded in two books : 2 entries
—>  The Elements of the Four Inner Planets and the Fundamental Constants of Astronomy
—>  The Elliott Automatic Tissue Processor: At your Service Day and Night
—>  "The Elusive Comet: An Allegorical Interpretation of History?"
—>  "The Emblematic Title-Page to Stirpium Adversaria nova by Petro Pena and Mathias de L'Obel (1570)"
—>  The Emerald Table of Hermes Trismegistus
—>  The Emergence of Broadcasting in Britain
—>  'The Emergence of 'Maps' in European Rock Art: A Prehistoric Preoccupation with Place'
—>  The EMI Collection of Phonographs and Gramophones
—>  The Encyclopaedia Britannica A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, Literature & General Information
—>  The Endless Web: John Dickinson & Co. Ltd. 1804-1954
—>  "The Endotoxin of the Meningococcus - a method of Extracting it for the Purpose of Standardizing Antimeningococcus Serum"
—>  The Engineering Contributions of Wendel Bollman
—>  The England of Henry Taunt: Victorian Photographer: his Thames, his Oxford, his Home Counties and Travels his Portraits, Times and Ephemera
—>  The English Chapmans and Traveller's Almanack for the Year of Christ, 1701. Wherein all the Post-Roads, with the several Branches and Distances, ... To which is added a Table of Accounts ready cast up, ... with a Sun-Dial and other Tables ... Also, the Ri
—>  "The English Compass Points"
—>  The English Globe Being a Stabil and Immobil one, performing what the Ordinary Globes do, and much more
—>  The English Globe. Being a Stabil and Immobil one, performing what the Ordinary Globe do, and much more. Invented and described by the Rt. Hon the Earl of Castlemaine
—>  "The English Gunner's Caliper"
—>  The English Map: An Elizabethan Cartographer: Saxton the Realist {...?}
—>  The English Mechanic and World of Science
—>  The English print, 1688-1802
—>  "The English Quadrant in Europe: Instruments and the Growth of Consensus in Practical Astronomy"
—>  The English Village Community and the Enclosure Movements
—>  The Englishman : being the sequel of the Guardian
—>  The Englishman: Being the Sequel of the Guardian.
—>  "The Entomology of the Bible"
—>  "The Environment of the Nuclear Submarine"
—>  The Epigrams of Martial
—>  "The Epitaxial Vapor Deposition of Perovskite Materials"
—>  The Equalization of Circular Arcs and the Trisection of Angles
—>  The Equatorie of the Planetis : 2 entries
—>  "The Equatorie of the Planetis" : 2 entries
—>  "The Equatorium of Abu al-Salt"
—>  "The Era of the Astigmatic Lens: Photographic Optics, Lenses and Optical Technology 1800-1875"
—>  The Essays of Jean Rey
—>  "The Essential Elements in the Scientific Revolutions of the Seventeenth Century"
—>  The Essentials of Qualitative Analysis
—>  The Establishment of Modern Genetical Theory as an Example of the Interaction of Different Models, Techniques, and Inferences
—>  "The Establishment of the Acidic Nature of Fixed Air"
—>  "The Etched Decoration of Armour"
—>  "The Etruscan numerals"
—>  The Etymological Compendium, or, Portfolio of Origins and Inventions; relating to Language, Literature, and Government; Architecture and Sculpture; Drama, Music, Painting, and Scientific Discoveries; Articles of Dress, etc. Titles, Dignities, etc.; Names,
—>  The Eureka Clock
—>  The Evaluation of a Museum Communication Format
—>  The Events which led to the Building of the Science Museum Centre Block 1912-1951
—>  "The Evidence for Ancient Mining"
—>  The Evil Eye and Protective Cattle Horns in Malta
—>  The Evil Eye: An Account of this Ancient & Widespread Superstition
—>  The Evolution of Anatomy: A Short History of Anatomical and Physiological Discovery to Harvey : 2 entries
—>  The Evolution of Clockwork with a special section on The Clocks of Japan, fully illustrated from the Author's collection. Together with a Comprehensive Bibliography of Horology covering over six hundred authors [missing in this copy]
—>  The Evolution of Clockwork: with a special section on The Clocks of Japan, fully illustrated from the Author's collection. Together with a Comprehensive Bibliography of Horology covering over six hundred authors
—>  "The Evolution of Concepts Relating to the Electrical Activity of the Nervous System 1600-1800"
—>  "The Evolution of European Domestic Clocks"
—>  The Evolution of Mine-surveying Instruments: Comprising the Original Paper by Mr. Scott on the Subject, together with the Discussion thereof, and Independent Contributions on the Subject
—>  The Evolution of Modern Medicine
—>  The Evolution of Pharmacy in Britain
—>  "The Evolution of Photographic Lantern Slides"
—>  The Evolution of Science: Readings from the History of Mankind
—>  The Evolution of the Microscope : 2 entries
—>  "The Evolution of the Mining Theodolite" : 2 entries
—>  "The evolution of the pendulum clock"
—>  "The Evolution of the Still" : 2 entries
—>  The Evolving Light Microscope
—>  The Exact Sciences in Antiquity
—>  "The Exact Sciences in Medieval Islam: some remarks on the present state of research"
—>  "The Examination of Sea-Water by an Optical Method" : 3 entries
—>  The Exchange and Mart: A Journal through which to buy, sell, or exchange anything; to get a place, to obtain a servant, &c.
—>  "The Exeter Lovelace Clock"
—>  The Exhaustive Treatise on Shadows by Abu al-Rayhan Muhammad b. Ahmad al-Biruni
—>  "The Expanding Role of H.M. Nautical Almanac Office, 1818-1975"
—>  The expanding universe
—>  "The Experimental Method in the Middle Ages"
—>  The Experimenters: A Study of the Accademia del Cimento
—>  The Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals
—>  "The Extravascular Development of the Monocyte Observed In Vivo"
—>  The Fabric of Life: The Rise and Decline of Seventeenth-Century Microscopy
—>  The Fabulous Phonograph: The Story of the Gramophone from Tin Foil to High Fidelity
—>  The False Horizon
—>  "The False Horizon"
—>  "The Family and Arms of Gilbert of Colchester"
—>  "The Famous Dr. Lettsom. A Pioneer of Medical Reform: His Work for Artificial Respiration and Vaccination: The Father of Open-Air Treatment"
—>  "The Faraday Benzene Centenary"
—>  "The Fascination of a Free Pendulum"
—>  "The fastest computer"
—>  "The Father of English Clockmaking: A Vindication of Thomas Tompion's "Title""
—>  The Fauna and Flora of Radley and the Neighbourhood
—>  The Festival of Britain : 1951
—>  "The Field of Force in a Discharge between Parallel Plates"
—>  The Fight Against Disease
—>  The Fight Against Disease: The Quarterly Journal of the Research Defence Society
—>  The figure of the Earth, determined from observations made by order of the French King at the Polar Circle
—>  "The Figures of the Bristol Guy de Chauliac M. S. (circa 1430)"
—>  The File in History
—>  "The Finest Extant Elizabethan Scientific Instrument" : 2 entries
—>  The Finest Instruments Ever Made: A Bibliography of Medical, Dental, Optical, and Pharmaceutical Company Trade Literature; 1700-1939
—>  The Finlay Colour Process of Natural Colour Photography: 1936 Price List and Instructions
—>  The fire piston and its origins in Europe
—>  "The First American Calotypes?"
—>  The first and seconde partes of the Herbal of ... Doctor in Physick
—>  'The First Annual Museum of the History of Science Poetry Competition'
—>  "The First 'Apprenticed' Geologist"
—>  "The First Automatic Microtome"
—>  The First Balloon Flights in Great Britain
—>  "The First Barometer: A Rediscovery in Flemish Paintings" : 2 entries
—>  The First Centenary of a series of Concise and Useful Tables of all the Complete Decimal Quotients, which can arise from Dividing a Unit, or any Whole Number less than each Divisor, by All Integers from 1 to 1024
—>  The First Collection of Antique Microscopes Ever
—>  "The First Color Photographs"
—>  The First Colour Motion Pictures
—>  "The first copper-plate maps"
—>  "The First Cornish Photographs?"
—>  "The First Disciples of Copernicus in England: (Early English Coperniciana)"
—>  "The First Edition of Robert Boyle's Medicinal Experiments"
—>  "The First Electric Clock"
—>  "The First English Aeronaut"
—>  "The First English Aeronaut: James Sadler, of Oxford (1753-1828)"
—>  "The First English Aeronaut: James Sadler, of Oxford"
—>  "The First English Microscopist: Robert Hooke (1635-1703)"
—>  'The First English Pineapple'
—>  The first European contacts with the American Indians
—>  The First Fifty Years 1903-1953
—>  "The First Fifty Years of British Photography: 1794-1844"
—>  The First Hundred Years of the Geological Survey of Great Britain
—>  "The First Microscopes"
—>  "The First National Geological Survey"
—>  The First Negatives
—>  "The First Nuclear Industry"
—>  "The First Observatory Instruments of the Savilian Professors at Oxford" : 3 entries
—>  "The First Orreries in America"
—>  "The First Pharmacopoeia"
—>  "The First Photographic Portrait Studios in the British Isles: Professional Foundations"
—>  "The First Photographically Printed and Illustrated Book"
—>  'The First Pine-Apple Grown in England'
—>  The first principles of chemistry : 2 entries
—>  The First Principles of Natural Philosophy : 2 entries
—>  "The First Printed Books Dealing With Mechanical Clocks"
—>  "The First Scientific Expedition of Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon"
—>  "The First Scientific Instrument of the Renaissance"
—>  "The First Scientific Instruments"
—>  "The First Subatomic Particle"
—>  "The First Technical Writer in English: Geoffrey Chaucer"
—>  "The first ten years of the Daguerreotype in Nottingham"
—>  The First Thousand Logarithmes ...
—>  The First Three sections of Newton's Principia
—>  The First Twelve Years of the Pendulum Clock, or, The Fromanteel Family and Their contemporaries, 1658 to 1670
—>  The Fixed "Yearal" Proposed to Replace Changing Almanaks and Calendars
—>  The Floods around Oxford: their causes; their effects; and the means of mitigating them
—>  The Flora Graeca Story: Sibthorp, Bauer, and Hawkins in the Levant.
—>  "The flora of Ritigalo, an isolated mountain in the North-Central Province of Ceylon: a study in endemism"
—>  "The Florentine Workshop of Giovan Battista Giusti, 1556-c.1575"
—>  The Flower Garden ... Dialling, etc.
—>  The Fontana History of Chemistry
—>  ''The Food of Angels': Simon Forman's Alchemical Medicine'
—>  The Food-Fishes of St Andrews Bay: being Notes over a Period of 50 Years and Conclusions Thereon
—>  "The foreign originals of domestic barometers, 1800-1860"
—>  The foreseeable future
—>  "The Forgery of Antiquities and its Detection"

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