Suchergebnisse - Smith, William M.

Perception and motion: an analysis of space-structured behavior

Mild punishments sound policy: or observations on the laws relative to debtors and felons. With an account of the frauds practised by swindlers, sharpers and others. Also some clauses necessary in any future insolvent act; and a plan for the relief of poor distressed families and others. By William Smith, M.D

State of the gaols in London, Westminster, and Borough of Southwark: To which is added, an account of the present state of the convicts sentenced to hard labour on board the Justitia upon the River Thames. By William Smith, M.D

The student's vade mecum: Containing an account, I. Of knowledge and its general divisions. ... 7. Of mathematics. ... By William Smith

A dissertation upon the nerves: containing an account, I. Of the nature of man. 2. Of The Nature Of Brutes. 3. Of The Nature And Connection Of Soul And Body. 4. Of The Threefold Life Of Man. 5. Of the symptoms, causes and cure of all nervous diseases. By W. Smith, M.D

A sure guide in sickness and health: in the choice of food, and use of medicine. Containing an Account I. Of the Primary Material Agents in Nature. II. Of the Animal Oeconomy and Nature of Circulation. Of Animation, wherein it consists. III. The General Causes of Diseases. The Nature, Qualities, and Choice of Food. The Danger of Intemperance in Eating and Drinking, and Advantage of Air, Exercise, and Sleep. Directions how to use the Non-Naturals for the Preservation of Health. IV. Of Nervous Diseases, Epilepsy, Apoplexy, Frenzy, Palsy. Nervous Intermittent, Remittent, and Continued Fevers. V. Of the Gout. VI. Of the Rheumatism. VII. Of the Asthma. VIII. Of a Common Cold, Cattarrh, Hectic Fever and Consumption. IX. Of Fevers and Infection. X. Of Dysenteries. XI. Of the Scurvy and King's-Evil. XII. Of the Leprosy. By William Smith, M.D

Nature studied with a view to preserve and restore health: Containing An Explanation of the Animal Oeconomy. The Nature and Cause of Diseases and their Cure. The Uncertainty and pernicious Effects of Physic. The Insufficiency of Theory in the Cure of Diseases. Nature proved to be the best Physician. How to continue and restore Health by simple and easy Methods. With an account of a most powerful and safe deobstruent medicine, of great service in many diseases, particularly in Asthma's, Consumptions, King's-Evil, Palsy, and in the worst Kind of Fevers, &c. By William Smith, M.D

A new and general system of physic, in theory and practice: Containing the pharmacopoeias of the Royal Colleges of London and Edinburgh, and many other Simples and Compositions, disposed according to their Nature and Virtues, under different Classes: To each of which is added, A great Variety of useful and elegant Formulae: The Natural, Chymical, and Pharmaceutic History of each Simple and Composition is given; with their Medicinal Virtues, Manner of Operation, and Dose. To the whole is subjoined, an index of diseases and their Remedies, with an Alphabetical Catalogue of all the Simples and Compositions, shewing the Page, Class, Denomination, Part used, and Dose. The whole is collected from and compared with the best medical writers. By William Smith, M.D

Mild punishments sound policy: or observations on the laws relative to debtors and felons, With an Account of the Frauds practised by Swindlers, Sharpers and others. Also, some Clauses necessary in any future Insolvent Act; and a Plan for the Relief of Poor Distressed Families and others, The second edition, with an appendix, wherein hard labour, substituted in place of transportation, is elucidated and proved to be Sound Policy, and Profitable to the State. By William Smith, M.D

Relationships within three-generation families

The behavior of man: introduction to psychology