Higgins, Bryan, 1737?-1820
Higgins, Bry. (Bryan), 1737?-1820
Bryan Higgins British philosopher
Higgins, Bryan, ca. 1737-1820
Higgins, Bry, 1737 ?-1820
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- 100 1 _ ‡a Higgins, Bry. ‡q (Bryan), ‡d 1737?-1820
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- 100 1 _ ‡a Higgins, Bryan ‡d 1737-1820
- 100 1 _ ‡a Higgins, Bryan ‡d 1737-1820
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- 510 2 _ ‡a Rijksuniversiteit Leiden
- 510 2 _ ‡a Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ‡4 affi ‡4 https://d-nb.info/standards/elementset/gnd#affiliation ‡e Affiliation
Works
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An analysis of the Tilbury alterative water : at West Tilbury Hall, recently made at the instance of Mr. John Ellison, by Bryan Higgins, M.D. With an account of the remarkable and extraordinary cases of Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Nash, and of its efficacy in effecting their cure after every Effort of Medicine had been tried without Success | |
Experiments and observations made with the view of improving the art of composing and applying calcareous cements and of preparing quick-lime: theory of these arts; and specification of the author's cheap and durable cement, for building, incrustation or stuccoing, and artificial stone. | |
Experiments and observations relating to acetous acid, fixable air, dense inflammable air, oils, etc. | |
Observations and advices for the improvement of the manufacture of muscovado Sugar and Rum. First part. By Bryan Higgins, M.D. | |
A philosophical essay concerning light : By Bryan Higgins, M. D. Vaga enim Experientia, et se tantum sequens, mera palpatio est; et homines potius stupefacit quam informat. Bacon. Vol. I. | |
A syllabus, of chemical and philosophical enquiries, composed for the use of the noblemen and gentlemen who have subscribed to the proposals made, for the advancement of natural knowledge, by B. Higgins, M.D | |
Syllabus of Doctor Higgins's course of philosophical, pharmaceutical, and technical chemistry. |