Antisell, Thomas, 1817-1893
Thomas Antisell Irish-American physician and educator
Antisell, Thomas
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Works
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Address delivered at Castle garden, during the twenty-second annual fair of the American institute, on the philosophy of manufactures. | |
Address, introductory to the course of lectures in the Chemical department of the Vermont medical college. Delivered before the class of session 1854. | |
Address on the relations of physical geography to agriculture .. | |
Biographical sketch of Joseph M. Toner, 1878 | |
Cultivations of the cinchona in the United States. | |
The currents of the Pacific ocean. | |
The epizootic of horned cattle. | |
Handbook of the useful arts; including agriculture, architecture, domestic economy, engineering, machinery, manufactures, mining, photogenic and telegraphic art: | |
History of Sullivan County: embracing an account of its geology, climate, aborigines, early settlement, organization ... with biographical sketches ... | |
The manufacture of photogenic or hydro-carbon oils, from coal and other bituminous substances, capable of supplying burning fluids. | |
On the constitution and source of the bile. | |
Report of a special committee of the Medical Society of the District of Columbia upon the claims of homœopaths and other irregular practitioners for professional recognition in the medical service of the United States Government, 1871: | |
Report on the climatology and epidemic diseases of the District of Columbia | |
Routes in California to connect with the routes near the thirty-fifth and thirty-second parallels, and route near the thirty-second parallel, between the Rio Grande and Pimas villages, explored by Lieutenant John G. Parke, corps topographical enginneers, in 1854 and 1855. |