Fayrer, Joseph Sir
Also known as
Fayrer, Joseph
Born 1824-01-01
Died 1907-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF763558
- WikidataQ6283049
- ISNI0000000095186987
- Open LibraryOL1242490A
Top Subjects
- India (15)
- Snakes (5)
- Snake Bites (5)
- Poisonous snakes (4)
- Physiological effect (3)
- Venom (3)
- Animals (3)
Books by Fayrer, Joseph Sir
Total count: 45
Addresses and papers1863-01-01
An introductory address to the students of the Calcutta Medical College, on the 15th June 1803Printed at the Military Orphan Press1863-01-01
Clinical surgery in IndiaJ. Churchill1866-01-01
H.R.H. the Duke of Edinburgh in IndiaPrinted at the "Englishman" Press1870-01-01-
The thanatophidia of India, being a description of the venomous snakes of the Indian peninsula, with an account of the influence of their poison on lifeand a series of experimentsJ. and A. Churchill1872-01-01
[Addresses and papers]publisher not identified1873-01-01
European child-life in BengalJ. & A. Churchill1873-01-01-
The thanatophidia of Indiabeing a description of the venomous snakes of the Indian Peninsula, with an account of the influence of their poison on life and a series of experiments2nd ed., rev. and enl.J. and A. Churchill1874-01-01
The royal tiger of Bengalhis life and deathJ. & A. Churchill1875-01-01
Notes of a short address to the candidates at the opening of the Army Medical School at Netley, April 1st, 1875publisher not identified1875-01-01
Venomous animalsOliver and Boyd1877-01-01
Destruction of life by wild animals and venomous snakes in Indiapublisher not identified1878-01-01
Size of the tigerpublisher not identified1878-01-01
The size of the Indian tigerpublisher not identified1878-01-01
Presidential address at the Epidemiological Society, delivered on November 5th, 1879publisher not identified1879-01-01
Inaugural address to the Epidemiological Society, delivered on November 3, 1880publisher not identified1880-01-01
Tropical dysentery and chronic diarrhoea, liver abscess, malarial cachexia, insolation, with other forms of tropical disease : and on health of European children and others in IndiaJ. & A. Churchill1881-01-01
Rainfall and climate in IndiaE. Stanford1881-01-01
Destruction of life in India by poisonous snakespublisher not identified1882-01-01-
On the climate and fevers of Indiabeing the Croonian lectures ...J. & A. Churchill1882-01-01
Malariapublisher not identified1882-01-01
Introductory address [to the Medical Society]publisher not identified1883-01-01-
Du traitement des maladies tropicales dans les climats tempérésJ.S. Levin1883-01-01
Destruction of life in India by wild animalspublisher not identified1883-01-01
Opening address [to the Medical Society]publisher not identified1883-01-01
Indian snakes and their poisonpublisher not identified1884-01-01
On the nature of snake-poisonpublisher not identified1884-01-01
Home lessons after school hourspublisher not identified1884-01-01
Medical and surgical paperspublisher not identified1885-01-01
On the origin, habits and diffusion of cholera, and what may be done to prevent or arrest its progress, and to mitigate its ravagespublisher not identified1886-01-01
Rules regarding defects of visionwhich disqualify candidates for admission into the various departments of the Indian Government ServiceJ.& A. Churchill1886-01-01
Regulations as to defects of vision which disqualify candidates for admission into the civil or military government services2nd ed.J. & A. Churchill1887-01-01
The natural history and epidemiology of cholerabeing the annual oration of the Medical Society of London, May 7, 1888J. & A. Churchill1888-01-01
The venomous snakes of Indiapublisher not identified1889-01-01
The deadly wild beasts of Indiapublisher not identified1889-01-01
The sacrifice of educationpublisher not identified1889-01-01
On serpent-worship and on the venomous snakes of IndiaHarrison1892-01-01
On preservation of health in IndiaMacmillan1894-01-01-
Inspector-general Sir James Ranald MartinA. D. Innes1897-01-01
Inaugural address1898-01-01
Recollections of my lifeW. Blackwood1900-01-01
Recollections of my life.W. Blackwood and sons1900-01-01
On the poison of venomous snakes and the methods of preventing death from their bite.Reprinted papers by Sir Joseph Fayrer, Sir Lauder Brunton and Major Leonard Rogers.Macmillan1909-01-01
Aphasia and death resulting from softening in left anterior cerebral lobe and cerebellum, due to atheromatous degeneration and embolism of the cerebral arteriesE. Dean-
On the nature and physiological action of the crotalus-poison as compared with that of naja tripudians and other Indian venomous snakesalso investigations into the nature of the influence of naja- and crotalus- poison on ciliary and amœboid action and on vallisneria, and on the influence of inspiration of pure oxygen on poisoned animals