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	1.	A dissertation on the Book of Job wherein the celebrated text, ch. xix. 25 I know that my redeemer liveth, &c. is occasionally considered, and discussed to which is prefixed an introductory discourse, with a short analysis of the whole book By John Garnett by Garnett, John, 1709-1782 Travers, Robert, 1807-1888 (former owner) Edition: The second edition Material type: Text Publication details: London Printed for M. Cooper 1754 Availability: No items available. Save to lists
	2.	Lucina sine concubitu. A letter humbly adress'd to the royal society In which is proved by most incontstible evidence drawn from reason and practice, that a woman may conceive and be brought to bed without any commerce with man. by Hill, John, [1714]-1775 Publication details: London M. Cooper 1750 Availability: No items available. Lists: Kirkpatrick Bequest Pamphlets. Save to lists
	3.	Reflections on antient and modern musick : with the application to the cure of diseases. To which is subjoined, an essay to solve the question, wherein consisted the difference of antient musick, from that of modern times by Brocklesby, Richard, 1722-1797 Publication details: London M. Cooper 1749 Availability: No items available. Save to lists
	4.	A letter from a physician in town to another at Bath. Concerning the case of the Right Honourable the late Earl of Orford by Ranby, John, 1703-1773 Publication details: London M. Cooper 1745 Availability: No items available. Save to lists
	5.	An expostulatory address to John Ranby Esq; principal serjeant surgeon to His Majesty, and F.R.S. Occasioned by his Treatise on gunshot-wounds, and his Narrative of the Earl of Orford's last illness. With remarks on his adviser, &c a physician by Ranby, John, 1703-1773 Publication details: London M. Cooper 1745 Availability: No items available. Save to lists
	6.	A letter to the real and genuine Pierce Dod, M.D. actual physician of St. Bartholomew's Hospital : plainly exposing the low absurdity, or malice, of a late spurious pamphlet, falsely ascrib'd to that learned physician. With a full answer to the mistaken case of a natural small-pox, after taking it by inoculation Dod Pierce by Kirkpatrick, James, [1696-1770] Dod, Peirce, 1683-1754 Publication details: London M. Cooper 1746 Availability: No items available. Save to lists
	7.	The modern quacks detected : in three parts. I. Exposing their qualifications and remedies. II. Proving the insufficiency of the latter to answer what is proposed by them. III. Unfolding the nature and ill consequences thereof. Dedicated to the president of the Royal College of Physicians, in London. In which are exhibited, reasons why they ought to admit Dr. Schomberg a member of their learned and honourable body By a London physician Publication details: London M. Cooper 1752 Availability: No items available. Save to lists
	8.	An enquiry into the designs of the late petition presented to Parliament by the Company of Apothecaries : with remarks, how far it deserved attention. Whereby the apothecary's present monstrous profits are exposed, and compared with those of the chemist, with respect to practice and retail. To which is annexed a scheme, tending to prevent the empirical apothecary from practising; and the chemist from preparing and vending sophisticated medicines. In a letter to the Company of Apothecaries, occasioned by a late pamphlet, called Frauds detected in drugs, &c. Publication details: London M. Cooper 1748 Availability: No items available. Save to lists

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