Southwood Smith
Born 1788-01-01
Died 1861-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF77817500
- WikidataQ7794109
- ISNI0000000081582380
- Open LibraryOL2319512A
Top Subjects
- Physiology (9)
- Hygiene (6)
- Providence and government of God (5)
- Epidemics (4)
- Future punishment (3)
- Dissection (3)
- Fever (3)
Books by Southwood Smith
Total count: 41
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The incompatibility of the doctrine of the Trinity with that of the Divine Unitya sermonPrinted by James Hedderwick1814-01-01
The incompatibility of the doctrine of the Trinity with that of the Divine UnityA sermon preached on Sunday, May 1st, 1814, in Union Chapel, Glasgow, before the second annual meeting of the General Association of the Unitarians of ScotlandSecond edition.printed by James Hedderwick. Sold by ... B. Barrie, Bristol; and by D. Eaton ... London1814-01-01-
Illustrations of the divine governmenttending to shew, that every thing is under the direction of infinite wisdom and goodness, and will terminate in the production of universal purity and happinessPrinted by R. Chapman1816-01-01
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Illustrations of the divine government ...2nd ed., considerably enl.printed by G. Smallfield1817-01-01
Illustrations of the divine governmenttending to shew, that every thing is under the direction of infinite wisdom and goodness, and will terminate in the production of universal purity and happinessSecond edition / considerably enlarged.Printed by G. Smallfield, Hackney; for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones ...1817-01-01-
The probable influence of the development of the principles of the human mind on its future progress in knowledge and goodnessa discourse, delivered at Ilminster, July 8, 1818, before the Society of Unitarian Christians, established in the West of England, for promoting Christian knowledge and the practice of virtue, by the distribution of booksR. Hunter [et al.1818-01-01
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The probable influence of the development of the principles of the human mind on its future progress in knowledge and goodnessa discourse, delivered at Ilminster, July 8, 1818, before the Society of Unitarian Christians, established in the West of England, for promoting Christian knowledge and the practice of virtue, by the distribution of booksPrinted for R. Hunter; D. Eaton, High Holborn; and J. Robertson, Edinburgh1818-01-01
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The wisdom and benevolence of the deity in the ordination of deatha discourse, occasioned by the death of the Rev. Thomas Howe, delivered at Bridport, November 26th, 1820Sherwood, Neely and Jones1821-01-01
Body-snatchingBaldwin, Cradock, and Joy1824-01-01-
On the importance of the study of anatomyfrom the Westminster Review, with some additional remarksPrinted by Wells and Lilly1825-01-01
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Unitarian worship vindicated by the precepts and example of Jesus Christ2nd ed.Somerset and Dorset Unitarian Association1825-01-01
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The Divine governmentFourth edition.Baldwin, Cradock, & Joy, P. Row1826-01-01
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Use of the dead to the livingPrinted by Websters and Skinners1827-01-01
Use of the dead to the living.From the Westminster review.Websters and Skinners1827-01-01
A treatise on feverLongman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green1830-01-01
A treatise on fever.Carey & Lea1830-01-01
A lecture delivered over the remains of Jeremy Bentham, Esq., in the Webb-Street School of Anatomy and Medicine, on the 9th of June, 18322nd ed.Effingham WIlson1832-01-01-
A lecture delivered over the remains of Jeremy Bentham, Esqin the Webb Street School of Anatomy & Medicine, on the 9th of June, 1832E. Wilson1832-01-01
The philosophy of health, or, An exposition of the physical and mental constitution of manwith a view to the promotion of human longevity and happinessC. Cox1835-01-01
The philosophy of health, or, An exposition of the physical and mental constitution of manwith a view to the promotion of human longevity and happinessC. Cox1835-01-01-
The philosophy of healthor, An exposition of the physical and mental condition of manC. Knight1836-01-01
The philosophy of health; or, An exposition of the physical and mental constitution of man, with a view to the promotion of human longevity and happinessC. Knight1836-01-01-
The philosophy of health, or, An exposition of the physical and mental constitution of man, with a view to the promotion of human longevity and happinessCharles Knight1837-01-01
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Animal physiologys.n.1838-01-01
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A treatise on fever4th American ed.Carey, Lea and Blanchard1838-01-01
The philosophy of health, or, An exposition of the physical and mental constitution of manwith a view to the promotion of human longevity and happiness3rd ed.Cox1847-01-01-
The philosophy of health;,bor, An exposition of the physical and mental condition of man, with a view to the promotion of human longevity and happiness5th ed.C. Cox1851-01-01
The philosophy of health, or, An exposition of the physical and mental constitution of man, with a view to the promotion of human longevity and happiness5th ed.C. Cox1851-01-01
Statement of the preliminary inquiry by T. Southwood Smith, Esq., M. D., and John Sutherland, Esq., M. D., on the epidemic at Croydontogether with reports by R. D. Grainger and Henry Austin to the General Board of Health, on the circumstances connected with the epidemic attack of fever at CroydonPrinted by George E. Eyre and William Spottiswoode ... for H.M.S.O.1853-01-01-
Results of sanitary improvementillustrated by the operation of the metropolitan societies for improving the dwellings of the industrious classes, the working of the common lodging-houses act, etcFourth thousand.J. Cassell1854-01-01
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Results of sanitary improvementillustrated by the operation of the metropolitan societies for improving the dwellings of the industrious classes, the working of the Common lodging-houses act, etcCharles Knight1854-01-01
Epidemics considered with relation to their common nature, and to climate and civilizationin two lectures delivered at the Philosophical Institution, Edinburgh, November 1855Edmonston & Douglas1856-01-01
Epidemics considered with relation to their common nature, and to climate and civilizationin two lectures delivered at the Philosophical Institution, Edinburgh, November 1855Edmonston & Douglas1856-01-01
The philosophy of health, or, An exposition of the physiological and sanitary conditions conducive to human longevity and happiness11th ed., rev. and enl.Longman, Green, Longman, Roberts, & Green1865-01-01-
The philosophy of healthor, An exposition of the physiological and sanitary conditions conducive to human longevity and happiness11th ed., rev. and enl.Longman1865-01-01
The common nature of epidemics, and their relation to climate and civilization, also remarks on contagion and quarantinefrom writings and official reportsN. Trübner1866-01-01-
The common nature of epidemics, and their relation to climate and civilization, also remarks on contagion and quarantinefrom writings and official reportsN. Trübner1866-01-01
The common nature of epidemics, and their relation to climate and civilizationalso remarks on contagion and quarantine : from writings and official reportsW. Tweedie1866-01-01
The common nature of epidemics, and their relation to climate and civilization.Also remarks on contagion and quarantine.J.B. Lippincott & co.1866-01-01-
The divine government.Ed. 5.Trübner1877-01-01
The Philosophy Of Health V2Or An Exposition Of The Physical And Mental Constitution Of Man; With A View To The Promotion Of Human Longevity And HappinessKessinger Publishing, LLC2007-06-25