Suchergebnisse - Perry, Charles

The strain gage primer

Effects of reservoirs on flood discharges in the Kansas and the Missouri River basins, 1993: floods in the Upper Mississippi River basin

Die Sprache des spätmhd. Gedichts "Karl der Grosse und die schottischen Heiligen"

A mechanical account and explication of the hysteric passion: under all its various symptoms and appearances. And likewise of all such other diseases as are peculiarly incident to the sex. Comprehending A general Account and Explication of all other nervous Diseases, as well those which are incident to the male Sex, as to the female. With the best and most efficacious Methods of treating them, under all their various Shapes and Symptoms. To which is added, an appendix. Being a dissertation on cancers in general; bu t more especially such as happen in the breasts of women. In which, First, the true Cause, Nature, and Essence of that dreadful Disease are clearly explained and stated. Secondly, the Errors and Mistakes of Practitioners in general are obviated and rectified; and the best Methods of treating them (as well with Regard to externals as internals) are laid down. The whole written, in some measure, occasionally; and deduced chiefly from a late Case of that Kind, which came under the Author's Inspection and Treatment. By Charles Perry, M.D

Seasonable thoughts and advices upon inoculation: In which first, the benefits and advantages of that most rational and salutary practice are set forth and illustrated. And by which secondly, they are recommended to the publick, at this time more especially, in order to encourage and promote it. By Dr. Perry

An essay on the smallpox. With regard 1st, to its specifick cause. 2dly, to its true nature and essence. 3dly, to the best methods of curing it. To which is subjoin'd, seasonable reflections and considerations on the modern practice of inoculation. ... By Charles Perry

A View Of The Levant: Particularly Of Constantinople, Syria, Egypt and Greece ; In Which Their Antiquities, Government, Politics, Maxims, Manners, and Customs, (with many other Circumstances and Contingencies) are attempted to be Described and Treated on ; In Four Parts

A Treatise Of Diseases In General: Wherein The True Causes, Natures, and Essences of all the Principal Diseases incident to the Human Body, are mechanically accounted for and explain'd ... ; In Two Volumes

The submarine and U.S. national security strategy into the twenty first century

Long range bombers & the role of airpower in the new century

The Victorian Post Office: the growth of a bureaucracy

The INF controversy: lessons for NATO modernization and transatlantic relations

Union corporate campaigns

The Haight-Ashbury: a history

Seasonable thoughts and advices upon inoculation: In which (first) the benefits and advantages of that most rational and salutary practice are set forth and illustrated. And by which (secondly) they are recommended to the Publick (at this Time more especially) in order to encourage and promote it. By Dr. Perry

A Treatise Of Diseases In General: Wherein The True Causes, Natures, and Essences of all the Principal Diseases incident to the Human Body, are mechanically accounted for and explain'd ... ; In Two Volumes

Summary of significant floods in the United States, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands: 1970 through 1989

Henry Philip Tapan, philosopher and university president

An account of an analysis made on the Stratford mineral water: Comprehending near thirty different experiments; with Observations thereon, and Conclusions drawn from the whole. In this Work The Mineral, or Medicinal, Contents of that excellent Water are faithfully and accurately set forth: Its wonderful Virtues and Properties are proved, as well from its Contents as its Effects; and the great Cures it has performed are accounted for upon the Principles of Mechanical Reasoning: And, lastly, it is judicially considered, and directed to such Diseases for which it is peculiarly proper and good. By Charles Perry, M.D

A view of the levant: Particularly of Constantinople, Syria, Egypt, and Greece. In which their antiquities, government, politics, maxims, manners, and customs, (with many other circumstances and contingencies) are attempted to be described and treated on. In four parts. By Charles Perry, M.D