John Hill

Los libros de John Hill en orden

Los libros de John Hill en el orden en que se publicaron, de A General Natural History (1748) a Enquiries into the Nature of a New Mineral Acid, Discovered in Sweden; and of the Stone from Which It Is Obtained. To Which Is Annexed, An Idea of an Artificial Arrangement, and of a Natural Method of Fossils; with Examples in the Crystals, Spars, and Earths ... (1775).

1. 1A General Natural HistoryA General Natural History1748
2. 2The Useful Family Herbal. Or, An Account of All Those EnglisThe Useful Family Herbal. Or, An Account of All Those English Plants, Which Are Remarkable for Their Virtues: And of the Drugs, Which Are Produced by Vegetables of Other Countries. With Their Descriptions, and Their Uses, as Proved by Experience ... With an Introduction ... And an Appendix; Containing, a Proposal for the Farther Seeking into the Virtues of English Herbs, and the Manner of Doing It with Ease and Safety. The Whole Intended for the Use of Families, and for the Instruction of Those Who Are Desirous of Relieving the Distressed Sick1755
3. 3The British Herbal: An History of Plants and Trees, Natives The British Herbal: An History of Plants and Trees, Natives of Britain, Cultivated for Use, or Raised for Beauty ...1756
4. 4The Gardener's New KalendarThe Gardener's New Kalendar1758
5. 5The Management of the Gout, by a Physician from His Own CaseThe Management of the Gout, by a Physician from His Own Case. With the Virtues of an English Plant Bardana, Not Regarded in the Present Practice; but Safe and Effectual in Alleviating That Disease1758
6. 6ValerianValerian1758
7. 7The Distinct Symptoms of the Gravel and Stone, Explained to The Distinct Symptoms of the Gravel and Stone, Explained to the Patient; in All Their Stages and Circumstances. With the Conduct of Life Necessary to Prevent the Encrease of the Complaint ... And Safe and Effectual Medicines, Easily Prepared at Home ... Particularly the Use of Sparry Waters ... For ... The Disorder1759
8. 8The Vegetable SystemThe Vegetable System1759
9. 9Cautions Against the Immoderate Use of SnuffCautions Against the Immoderate Use of Snuff1761
10. 10Cautions Against the Immoderate Use of Snuff. Founded on theCautions Against the Immoderate Use of Snuff. Founded on the Known Qualities of the Tobacco Plant; and the Effects It Must Produce When This Way Taken into the Body1761
11. 11A Method of Curing the Jaundice and Other Disorders of the LA Method of Curing the Jaundice and Other Disorders of the Liver, by the Herb Agrimony Taken in the Manner of Tea1768
12. 12A New Astronomical DictionaryA New Astronomical Dictionary1768
13. 13The Family Practice of PhysicThe Family Practice of Physic1769
14. 14Construction of Timber from Its Early GrowthConstruction of Timber from Its Early Growth1770
15. 15Cautions Against the Use of Violent Medicines in FeversCautions Against the Use of Violent Medicines in Fevers1771
16. 16The Management of the Gout, in Diet, Exercise, and Temper; wThe Management of the Gout, in Diet, Exercise, and Temper; with the Virtues of Burdock Root, Taken in the Manner of Tea1771
17. 17Virtues of British Herbs. With the History, Description, andVirtues of British Herbs. With the History, Description, and Figures of the Several Kinds1771
18. 18Exotic Botany IllustratedExotic Botany Illustrated1772
19. 19Virtues of British HerbsVirtues of British Herbs1772
20. 20A Decade of Curious InsectsA Decade of Curious Insects1773
21. 21The Sick Man's Companion; or, Useful Director for Unhealthy The Sick Man's Companion; or, Useful Director for Unhealthy Persons. Being an Account of Several Innocent and Valuable Medicines1774
22. 22Enquiries into the Nature of a New Mineral Acid, Discovered Enquiries into the Nature of a New Mineral Acid, Discovered in Sweden; and of the Stone from Which It Is Obtained. To Which Is Annexed, An Idea of an Artificial Arrangement, and of a Natural Method of Fossils; with Examples in the Crystals, Spars, and Earths ...1775
23. 23The Family Herbal. Or, An Account of All Those English PlantThe Family Herbal. Or, An Account of All Those English Plants, Which Are Remarkable for Their Virtues, and of the Drugs Which Are Produced by Vegetables of Other Countries; with Their Descriptions and Their Uses, as Proved by Experience