John Coakley Lettsom | lit.salon

John Coakley Lettsom | lit.salon

John Coakley Lettsom

Born: 1744

Died: 1815

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Born: 1744

Died: 1815

Books by John Coakley Lettsom (50 max)

Hints designed to promote beneficence, temperance, and medical science Vol. I.

1797

John Coakley Lettsom

The naturalist's and traveller's companion: containing instructions for collecting & preserving objects of natural history and for promoting inquiries after human knowledge in general.

1772

John Coakley Lettsom

The natural history of the tea-tree: with observations on the medical qualities of tea and on the effects of tea drinking.

1772

John Coakley Lettsom

The naturalist's, and traveller's companion: containing instructions for collecting & preserving objects of natural history, and for promoting inquiries after human knowledge in general

1774

John Coakley Lettsom

History of the origin of medicine: an oration, delivered at the anniversary meeting of the Medical society of London, January 19, 1778, and printed at their request. To which are since added, various historical illustrations.

1778

John Coakley Lettsom

An apology, for differing in opinion from the authors of the Monthly and Critical Reviews, on 1. Literary communications. 2. Variolous and vaccine inoculation. 3. Dr. Jenner's discovery of vaccine inoculation. 4. The means of preventing febrile contagion. 5. The establishment of charitable institutions

1803

John Coakley Lettsom

Expositions on the inoculation of the small pox, and of the cow pock

1806

John Coakley Lettsom

The history of an extraordinary introsusception

1786

John Coakley Lettsom

Memoirs of John Fothergill...

1786

John Coakley Lettsom

A dissertation on the influence of the passions upon disorders of the body

1788

William Falconer, James Fittler, John Coakley Lettsom

Observations on the cow-pock

1801

John Coakley Lettsom

Observations on the cow-pock

1801

John Coakley Lettsom

Hints designed to promote beneficence, temperance, & medical science ...

1801

John Coakley Lettsom

Grove-Hill an horticultural sketch

1957

John Coakley Lettsom

Natural History of the Tea-Tree With Observations on the Medical Qualities of Tea, and Effects of Tea-Drinking

2015

John Coakley Lettsom

A complete catalogue of modern books published from the beginning of this century, to the present time with the prices affixed. To which is added, A catalogue of the school books now in general use. Any books in the following catalogue, that are now in print, may be had, on the shortest notice, of [blank space for name of bookseller to be inserted]

1766

John Coakley Lettsom, Donald & Mary Hyde Collection of Dr. Samuel Johnson (Houghton Library)

Dissertatio inauguralis medica sistens observationes ad vires Theae pertinentes

1769

John Coakley Lettsom

The natural history of the tea-tree, with observations on the medical qualities of tea, and effects of tea-drinking

1772

John Coakley Lettsom

Reflections on the general treatment and cure of fevers

1772

John Coakley Lettsom

The naturalist's and traveller's companion, containing instructions for discovering and preserving objects of natural history, etc

1772

John Coakley Lettsom

The naturalist's and traveller's companion Containing instructions for discovering and preserving objects of natural history, under the following heads: I. The method of catching and preserving insects for collections ... II. The method of preserving birds and other animals. III. Directions for bringing over seeds and plants from distant countries. IV. Method of analysing medicinal or mineral waters. V. Experiments for discovering the contents of the air. VI. Directions for collecting fossils, including earths, stones, salts, inflammables, minerals, and metals. VII. Directions for taking off impressions or casts from medals and coins ...

1772

John Coakley Lettsom

Histoire naturelle du thé: avec des observations sur les qualités Médicales, & les effets qui résultent de son usage

1773

John Coakley Lettsom

Medical memoirs of the General Dispensary in London, for part of the years 1773 and 1774

1774

John Coakley Lettsom

Le voyageur naturaliste ou Instructions sur les moyens de ramasser les objets d'histoire naturelle, & de bien les conserver: avec des observations propres à étendre les recherches relatives aux connoissances humaines en général

1775

John Coakley Lettsom

Of the improvement of medicine in London on the basis of public good.

1775

John Coakley Lettsom

Of the improvement of medicine in London, on the basis of public good

1775

John Coakley Lettsom

Le voyageur naturaliste, ou Instructions sur les moyens de ramasser les objets d'histoire naturelle: & de les bien conserver : avec des observations propres à étendre les recherches relatives aux connoissances humaines en général

1775

John Coakley Lettsom

Geschichte des thees und koffees

1776

John Coakley Lettsom, John Ellis

Observations preparatory to the use of Dr. Myersbach's medicines in which the efficacy of certain German prescriptions is ascertained, by facts and experience

1776

John Coakley Lettsom

Observations preparatory to the use of Dr. Myersbach's medicines: in which the efficacy of certain German prescriptions (given in English) in ascertained by facts and experience with cases, tending to shew the possibility of acquiring the knowledge of diseases by urine

1776

John Coakley Lettsom

Observations preparatory to the use of Dr. Myrersbach's medicines

1776

John Coakley Lettsom

History of the origin of medicine

1778

John Coakley Lettsom, Medical Society of London

Observations on Baron Dimsdale's remarks on Dr. Lettsom's letter to Sir Robert Barker, & George Stacpoole, Esq., respecting general inoculation

1779

John Coakley Lettsom

Observations on the plan proposed for establishing "a Dispensary and Medical Society for the private and only immediate use of the subscribers, the families, and friends."

1779

John Coakley Lettsom

An answer to Baron Dimsdale's Review of Dr. Lettsom's Observations on the Baron's Remarks respecting a letter upon general inoculation. By John Coakley Lettsom, M.D. ...

1779

John Coakley Lettsom

Considerations on the propriety of a plan for inoculating the poor of London at their own habitations: with a view particularly to the arguments urged in defence of it, by the author of a late anonymous letter to Dr. J.C. Lettsom.

1779

John Coakley Lettsom

When it is considered that the small-pox is one of the chief causes of depopulation ...

1779

John Coakley Lettsom

An answer to Baron Dimsdale's review of Dr. Lettsom's observations on the baron's remarks respecting a letter upon general inoculation

1779

John Coakley Lettsom

Considerations on the propriety of a plan for inoculating the poor of London at their own habitations: with a view particularly to the arguments urged in defence of it

1779

John Coakley Lettsom

To the governors of the Surry Dispensary: There are instances where we recommend reluctantly. Upon the present occasion, of electing a physician to the Surry Dispensary, I do most cordially recommend Dr. Hawes

1781

John Coakley Lettsom

Hortus uptonensis: or, a catalogue of stove and green-house plants in Dr. Fothergill's garden at Upton, at the time of his decease

1783

John Coakley Lettsom

Some account of the late John Fothergill, M.D.

1783

John Coakley Lettsom

Some account of the late John Fothergill, M.D. ... By John Coakley Lettsom

1783

John Coakley Lettsom

Hortus Uptonensis; or, a catalogue of stove and green-house plants, in Dr. Fothergill's garden at Upton, at the time of his decease

1783

John Coakley Lettsom

Some account of the late John Fothergill

1783

John Coakley Lettsom

Voyage dans les parties intérieures de l'Amérique Septentrionale pendant les années 1766, 1767 & 1768

1784

Jonathan Carver, Jean Étienne Montucla, John Coakley Lettsom

Memoirs of John Fothergill

1786

John Coakley Lettsom

Memoirs of John Fothergill, M.D. &c

1786

John Coakley Lettsom

Histoire de l'origine de la médecine

1787

John Coakley Lettsom

Histoire de l'origine de la m©♭decine ...

1787

John Coakley Lettsom