Suchergebnisse - Turner, Daniel

The monitor; or a friendly address to the people of Great Britain, on the most effectual means of deliverance from our national calamities; particularly the present war, and of obtaining a lasting and honourable peace. By Theophilus Senex, Esq

Hints on religious education: being two sermons in favour of Sunday schools. By Daniel Turner, D.D

A sermon, preached before the Ancient and Honourable Society, of Free and Accepted Masons, on December 27, 1788: Being the anniversary of the festival of St. John. By the Rev. Daniel Turner, A.M. Woolwich, kent

Essays on important subjects: in two volumes. By Daniel Turner

Charity the bond of perfection: A sermon, the substance of which was preached at Oxford, November 16, 1780. On occasion of the re-establishment of a Christian church of protestant dissenters in that city: with a brief account of the state of the society, and the Plan and Manner of their Settlement. By Daniel Turner, M.A

The fashionable daughter: Being a narrative of true and recent facts. By an impartial hand. In four parts

A modest plea for free communion at the Lord's table; particulary between the baptists and poedobaptists: In a letter to a friend

An introduction to rhetoric: containing all the principal tropes and figures, in English verse; One Line giving the Name and Definition of the Trope or Figure, and the other an Example adapted to it. The Whole Illustrated with Notes and References, and a Literal Translation of the Greek and Latin Names made Use of; with an Appendix, containing the chief Grammatical Figures in the same Manner. For the use of schools. By Daniel Turner, A.M

Short meditations on select portions of scripture: Designed To assist the Serious Christian in the Improvement of the Lord's Day, And other Seasons of Devotion and Leisure. By Daniel Turner, M. A

The contrast; or The dying profligate, and the dying Christian, in two poetical essays. By Daniel Turner

Daniel Turners, der Arztneykunst Doctors, Abhandlung von den Krankheiten der Haut: Nebst einem kurzen Anhang von den äußerlichen Mitteln, und der Art, wie sie wirken. Aus dem Englischen übersetzt

Daniel Turners ... Syphilis Oder Practische Abhandlung von der Venus-Seuche: in zwey Theilen ; Denen Deutschen Wund-Aerzten zum Nutzen aus dem Englischen übersetzet von einem der die Wundarzeney Liebet

Traité Des Maladies De La Peau En General: Avec un court Appendix sur l'efficacité des Topiques dans les Maladies internes, & leur maniére d'agir sur le Corps humain

A discourse concerning fevers: In two letters to a young physician. The First, Dissuading from all Hypotheses and Theories, whether Physical or Mechanical, as vain and delusive. The Second, Directing his Regimen for the Cure, and his Conduct to the sick Person; with some short, but general remarks upon the pulse and urine, in the way of postscript. As also upon the Crises, and critical Days in Fevers. The third edition, revis'd and improv'd. By Daniel Turner, M. D. of the College of Physicians in London

The drop and pill of Mr. Ward: consider'd: with a postscript; In which are some Remarks upon a late Report from Mr. Ward's Competitor; as also On the Affidavits made to the Twelve Cases in the Grub-Street Journal, in an epistle to Dr. James Jurin, Fellow of the College of Physicians, And of the Royal Society: from Daniel Turner, Of the same College of Physicians in London

Syphillis. A practical dissertation on the venereal disease: In Which ... an Account of its Nature and Original, the Diagnostick and Prognostick Signs, with the best Ways of Curing ... Distemper, together with many Histories relating to the ... are ... and without Reserve, communicated. In two parts. The third edition, revised, corrected, and improved, not only by many considerable Observations interspersed throughout the Book, but the Addition also of several rare Cases at the Close. With some remarks, by way of supplement, on Dr. Willoughby's translation of Monsieur Chicoyneau's Method of Cure. Which he entitles, The practice of salivating shewn to be of no use or efficacy in the cure of the venereal disease, but greatly prejudicial thereunto. (in which a casual Digression concerning Inoculation.) With a letter from Mr. Samuel Palmer, to the Author of the said Remarks, on the Subject abovemention'd. By Daniel Turner, M. D. of the College of Physicians in London

De morbis cutaneis: A treatise of diseases incident to the skin. In two parts. With a short appendix concerning the efficacy of local remedies, and the manner of their operations. By Daniel Turner, of the College of Physicians, London

Syphilis: A practical dissertation on the venereal disease. In which, after an account of its nature and original, the diagnostick and prognostick signs, with the best ways of curing that distemper, together with many Histories relating to the same, are candidly, and without Reserve, communicated. In two parts. The second edition, revised, corrected, and improved, not only by many considerable Observations interspersed through out the Book, but the Addition also of several rare Cases at the Close. With some Remarks, by Way of Supplement, on Dr. Willoughby's Translation of Monsieur Chicotneau's Method of Cure. Which he entitles, The Practice of Salivating shewn to be of no Use or Efficacy in the Cure of the Venereal Disease, but greatly prejudicial thereunto. (in which a casual Digression concerning Inoculation.) With A Letter from Mr. Samuel Palmer, to the Author of the said Remarks, on the Subject abovemention'd. By Daniel Turner, M. D. of the College of Physicians in London

The art of surgery: in which is laid down such a general idea of the same, as is founded upon Reason, confirm'd by practice, and farther illustrated with many singular and rare Cases Medico-Chirurgical. In two volumes. With an introductory index, Shewing The Contents of each, and a double Table at the Close: The former Historical, referring to the Cases: The latter Aetiological, explaining of hard Words interspersed in the several Parts. By Daniel Turner, of the College of Physicians in London

Grave reminders: comparing Mycenaean tomb building with labour and memory