Books by Charles Bell Taylor
Total count: 18
On a new method of extracting in cases of cataractwith reports of fifty-four cases operated upon in succession, from November 1865 to May 1867, in fifty-three of which the lens was extracted, and a successful result obtainedOliver and Boyd1868-01-01
Observations on the Contagious Diseases Act (women, not animals)showing how the new law debases women, debauches men, destroys the liberty of the subject, and tends to increase disease, being a reply to Mr. W. Paul Swain's paper on the working of the Act at DevonportTo be obtained of Frederick Banks1869-01-01
On the forcible introspection of women by governmentsM'Gowan and Danks, steam printers1870-01-01
The statistical results of the Contagious Diseases Actsas deduced from all the Parliamentary papers which have been issued upon the subject, from the commencement of the Acts to the present time, shewing their total failure in a sanitary point of view : being a paper read before the Medical Society of London, February 19th, 1872Printed by Stevenson, Bailey, and Smith1872-01-01
Clinical lectures on diseases of the eye. Lecture III. SquintJ. & A. Churchill1877-01-01
On the transplantation of skin en masse in the treatment of ectropion and other deformitiesThe Practitioner1882-01-01
Speech by Charles Bell Taylor ... on the second reading of a bill for the repeal of the Contagious Diseases Acts, 1866-1869Stevenson, Bailey, and Smith1883-01-01
Lectures on diseases of the eye.Redway1888-01-01
Lectures of the diseases of the eyeG. Redway, 15, York Street, Covent Garden1888-01-01
Vivisection, is it justifiable?Society for the Protection of Animals from Vivisection1892-01-01