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Memoirs of Dr. Joseph Priestley : $b To the year 1795, written by himself: with a continuation, to the time of his decease, by his son, Joseph Priestley: and observations on his writings, by Thomas Cooper, President Judge of the 4th. district of Pennsylvania: and the Rev. William Christie.Priestley, Joseph

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Memoirs of Dr. Joseph Priestley : $b To the year 1795, written by himself: with a continuation, to the time of his decease, by his son, Joseph Priestley: and observations on his writings, by Thomas Cooper, President Judge of the 4th. district of Pennsylvania: and the Rev. William Christie.

Name: Memoirs of Dr. Joseph Priestley : $b To the year 1795, written by himself: with a continuation, to the time of his decease, by his son, Joseph Priestley: and observations on his writings, by Thomas Cooper, President Judge of the 4th. district of Pennsylvania: and the Rev. William Christie.
Author: Priestley, Joseph

Priestley, Joseph

Chemists -- Great Britain -- Biography; Priestley, Joseph, 1733-1804

V. 4 p. 1.      Experiments and observations relating
                to the analysis of atmospherical
                air.
V. 4 p. 11.     Farther experiments relating to the
                generation of air from water.
Ibid p. 382.    Appendix to the above articles.

_Ib. Vol._ V.  {p. 1. Experiments on the transmission
               {      of acids and other liquors in the
               {      form of vapours over several substances
               {      in a hot earthen tube.
 Republished   {
               {p. 14. Experiments on the change of
               {       place in different kinds of air
               {       through several interposing substances.
               { 21. Experiments relating to the absorption
               { of air by water.
               {
               { 28. Miscellaneous experiments relating
               { to the doctrine of phlogiston.
together.      {
               { 36. Experiments on the production of
               { air by the freezing of water.
               {
               { 42. Experiments on air exposed to
               { heat in metallic tubes.

_New-York Med. Repos._     _Title and Date._

Vol. 1 p. 221.   Considerations on the doctrine of
                 Phlog. and the Decomp. of water.
                 (Pamphlet) 1796.
Ibid p. 541.     Part 2d of do. (Pamphlet 1797.)
Vol. 2 p. 48.    (Pamphlet) to Dr. Mitchell.
Ibid p. 163.     (Pamphlet) on Red Precipitate of
                 Mercury as favourable to the doctrine
                 of Phlogiston, July 20, 1798.
Ibid p. 263.     Experiments relating to the calces of
                 metals communicated in a fifth letter
                 to Dr. Mitchell. October 11,
                 1798. (Pamphlet.)
Ibid p. 269.     Of some experiments made with
                 ivory black and also with diamonds.
                 (Pamphlet) 11 October, 1798.

Ibid p. 383.    On the phlogistic theory, January 17,
                1799. (Pamphlet.)

Ibid p. 388.    On the same subject. February 1,
                1799.

Vol. 3 p. 116.  A reply to his antiphlogistian opponents,
                No. 1.

Vol. 4 p. 17.   Experiments on the production of
                air by the freezing of water.

Ibid p. 135.    Experiments on heating Manganese
                in inflammable air.

Ibid p. 247.    Some observations relating to the
                sense of hearing.

Vol. 5 p. 32.   Remarks on the work entitled “A
                brief history of epidemic and pestilential
                diseases,” May 4, 1801.

Ibid p. 125.    Some thoughts concerning dreams.

Ibid p. 264.    Miscellaneous observations relating
                to the doctrine of air, July 30,
                1801.

Ibid p. 390.    A reply to Mr. Cruikshank’s observations
                in defence of the new system
                of chemistry, 5 Vol. Nicholson’s
                Journal p. 1, &c.

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Memoirs of Dr. Joseph Priestley : $b To the year 1795, written by himself: with a continuation, to the time of his decease, by his son, Joseph Priestley: and observations on his writings, by Thomas Cooper, President Judge of the 4th. district of Pennsylvania: and the Rev. William Christie.

Priestley, Joseph

Chemists -- Great Britain -- Biography; Priestley, Joseph, 1733-1804

V. 4 p. 1.      Experiments and observations relating
                to the analysis of atmospherical
                air.
V. 4 p. 11.     Farther experiments relating to the
                generation of air from water.
Ibid p. 382.    Appendix to the above articles.

_Ib. Vol._ V.  {p. 1. Experiments on the transmission
               {      of acids and other liquors in the
               {      form of vapours over several substances
               {      in a hot earthen tube.
 Republished   {
               {p. 14. Experiments on the change of
               {       place in different kinds of air
               {       through several interposing substances.
               { 21. Experiments relating to the absorption
               { of air by water.
               {
               { 28. Miscellaneous experiments relating
               { to the doctrine of phlogiston.
together.      {
               { 36. Experiments on the production of
               { air by the freezing of water.
               {
               { 42. Experiments on air exposed to
               { heat in metallic tubes.

_New-York Med. Repos._     _Title and Date._

Vol. 1 p. 221.   Considerations on the doctrine of
                 Phlog. and the Decomp. of water.
                 (Pamphlet) 1796.
Ibid p. 541.     Part 2d of do. (Pamphlet 1797.)
Vol. 2 p. 48.    (Pamphlet) to Dr. Mitchell.
Ibid p. 163.     (Pamphlet) on Red Precipitate of
                 Mercury as favourable to the doctrine
                 of Phlogiston, July 20, 1798.
Ibid p. 263.     Experiments relating to the calces of
                 metals communicated in a fifth letter
                 to Dr. Mitchell. October 11,
                 1798. (Pamphlet.)
Ibid p. 269.     Of some experiments made with
                 ivory black and also with diamonds.
                 (Pamphlet) 11 October, 1798.

Ibid p. 383.    On the phlogistic theory, January 17,
                1799. (Pamphlet.)

Ibid p. 388.    On the same subject. February 1,
                1799.

Vol. 3 p. 116.  A reply to his antiphlogistian opponents,
                No. 1.

Vol. 4 p. 17.   Experiments on the production of
                air by the freezing of water.

Ibid p. 135.    Experiments on heating Manganese
                in inflammable air.

Ibid p. 247.    Some observations relating to the
                sense of hearing.

Vol. 5 p. 32.   Remarks on the work entitled “A
                brief history of epidemic and pestilential
                diseases,” May 4, 1801.

Ibid p. 125.    Some thoughts concerning dreams.

Ibid p. 264.    Miscellaneous observations relating
                to the doctrine of air, July 30,
                1801.

Ibid p. 390.    A reply to Mr. Cruikshank’s observations
                in defence of the new system
                of chemistry, 5 Vol. Nicholson’s
                Journal p. 1, &c.

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Memoirs of Dr. Joseph Priestley : $b To the year 1795, written by himself: with a continuation, to the time of his decease, by his son, Joseph Priestley: and observations on his writings, by Thomas Cooper, President Judge of the 4th. district of Pennsylvania: and the Rev. William Christie.

Memoirs of Dr. Joseph Priestley : $b To the year 1795, written by himself: with a continuation, to the time of his decease, by his son, Joseph Priestley: and observations on his writings, by Thomas Cooper, President Judge of the 4th. district of Pennsylvania: and the Rev. William Christie.

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