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Abdij van Jerpoint, Ierland, LHS RP-F-2004-56 (cropped).jpg 2,528 × 2,818; 875 KB
Abdij van Jerpoint, Ierland, RHS RP-F-2004-56 (cropped).jpg 2,497 × 2,923; 867 KB
A description of the skeleton of the fossil deer of Ireland, Cervus megaceros (1825) (IA b30361941) (page 2 crop).jpg 4,508 × 4,148; 1.6 MB
A description of the skeleton of the fossil deer of Ireland, Cervus megaceros (1825) (IA b30361941) (page 35 crop).jpg 7,115 × 4,232; 2.74 MB
Beverstan Castle in the County of Gloucester, the antient seat of the Barons of Gournay, 1742.jpg 812 × 406; 349 KB
Broadstone Cromlech, Craigs.jpg 718 × 476; 330 KB
Castle and bridge, row-boat with six people, in foreground, Bunratty, Clare, 1858 (5263518218) (cropped).jpg 1,021 × 902; 498 KB
Catherine Perceval, died 1681-2.jpg 692 × 1,048; 702 KB
Catherine Perceval, wife of Sir John Perceval, 3rd Baronet.jpg 725 × 1,079; 759 KB
Long and short division! MDCCCXXXIII (i.e., 1833) (IA comicofferingorl00sher) (page 108 crop).jpg 903 × 1,148; 255 KB
Skeleton Keys MDCCCXXXIII (i.e., 1833) (IA comicofferingorl00sher) (page 282 crop).jpg 703 × 1,014; 119 KB
Craigs Lower Passage Grave.jpg 716 × 477; 310 KB
Derrynane Abbey, County Kerry, home of Daniel O'Connell, MP (1775-1847), with O'Connell and friends in foreground.jpg 630 × 510; 228 KB
The Weaver's Hall, The Coombe, 1908, The dictionary of Dublin (IA dictionaryofdubl00cosg) (page 269 crop).jpg 453 × 698; 87 KB
The Weaver's Hall, The Coombe, 1908, The dictionary of Dublin, page 269 (cropped).jpg 428 × 587; 99 KB
Drake (1741); Hawke (1741); Swift (1741) RMG J0224.jpg 1,280 × 725; 149 KB
Falkland (1720) RMG J3711.jpg 1,280 × 428; 95 KB
Gap of Dunloe, Dunloe, Co. Kerry (22463172653) (cropped).jpg 978 × 943; 573 KB
George Perceval, of Temple House, Co. Sligo.jpg 725 × 1,081; 801 KB
Getty Research Institute (IA gri 33125010389605) (page 1 crop).jpg 1,293 × 911; 257 KB
Getty Research Institute (IA gri 33125010389605) (page 46 crop).jpg 1,279 × 927; 401 KB
John Perceval, 2nd Earl of Egmont, crest, 1742.jpg 361 × 455; 164 KB
Volume Information (IA jstor-1004752).pdf 850 × 1,250, 15 pages; 875 KB
Front Matter (IA jstor-1004753).pdf 850 × 1,250, 20 pages; 889 KB
Donations Received by the American Philosophical Society, since the Publication of the Fifth Vol. of Their Transactions (IA jstor-1004754).pdf 850 × 1,250, 12 pages; 758 KB
Donations Received by the American Philosophical Society, since the Publication of Vol. VI, Part I, of Their Transactions (IA jstor-1004755).pdf 850 × 1,250, 19 pages; 1.46 MB
Weights and Measures (IA jstor-1004756).pdf 850 × 1,250, 2 pages; 170 KB
On the Language of Signs among Certain North American Indians. By William Dunbar, Esq. of the Mississippi Territory, Communicated by Thomas Jefferson, President of the Society (IA jstor-1004757).pdf 850 × 1,250, 8 pages; 485 KB
Meteorological Observations, for One Entire Year. Made by William Dunbar, Esq. at the Forest Four and a Half Miles East of the River Mississippi in North Lat. 31 degrees 28 minutes and Long. 91 (IA jstor-1004758).pdf 850 × 1,250, 15 pages; 1.04 MB
Description of a Singular Phenomenon Seen at Baton Rouge, by William Dunbar, Esq. Communicated by Thomas Jefferson, President A. P. S. (IA jstor-1004759).pdf 850 × 1,250; 66 KB
A Short and Easy Rule for Finding the Equation for the Change of the Sun's Declination When Equal Altitudes Are Used to Regulate a Clock or Other Time Keeper. Communicated by Andrew Ellicott Esq. (IA jstor-1004760).pdf 850 × 1,250, 3 pages; 148 KB
Account of an Extraordinary Flight of Meteors (Commonly Called Shooting of Stars) Communicated by Andrew Ellicot, Esq. as Extracted from His Journal in a Voyage from New-Orleans to Philadelphia (IA jstor-1004761).pdf 850 × 1,250, 2 pages; 127 KB
Improved Method of Projecting and Measuring Plane Angles by Mr. Robert Patterson Communicated by Mr. Andrew Ellicott (IA jstor-1004762).pdf 850 × 1,250, 4 pages; 261 KB
Sur La Thèorie des Vents (IA jstor-1004763).pdf 850 × 1,250, 8 pages; 527 KB
Extracts from a Letter, from William Dunbar Esq. of the Natchez, to Thomas Jefferson, President of the Society (IA jstor-1004764).pdf 850 × 1,250, 3 pages; 136 KB
Meteorological Observations, Made by William Dunbar, Esq, at the Forest, Four Miles East of the River Mississippi, in Lat. 31 degrees 28 minutes North (IA jstor-1004765).pdf 850 × 1,250, 13 pages; 976 KB
Abstract of a Communication from Mr. Martin Duralde, Relative to Fossil Bones, etc. of the Country of Apelousas West of the Mississippi to Mr. William Dunbar of the Natchez (IA jstor-1004766).pdf 850 × 1,250, 4 pages; 299 KB
Observations Made on a Lunar Eclipse at the Observatory in the City of Philadelphia on the 21st, of September 1801 (IA jstor-1004767).pdf 850 × 1,250; 46 KB
On the Hybernation of Swallows, by the Late Colonel Antes. Communicated by Dr. Barton (IA jstor-1004768).pdf 850 × 1,250, 2 pages; 97 KB
Astronomical Observations Made at Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Chiefly with a View to Ascertain the Longitude of That Borough (IA jstor-1004769).pdf 850 × 1,250, 9 pages; 577 KB
Notices of the Natural History of the Northerly Parts of Louisiana, in a Letter from Dr. John Watkins to Dr. Barton (IA jstor-1004770).pdf 850 × 1,250, 4 pages; 286 KB
On Two Species of Sphex, Inhabiting Virginia and Pennsylvania, and Probably Extending through the United States (IA jstor-1004771).pdf 850 × 1,250, 7 pages; 618 KB
Memorandum concerning a New Vegetable Muscipula (IA jstor-1004772).pdf 850 × 1,250, 4 pages; 308 KB
On the Process of Claying Sugar (IA jstor-1004773).pdf 850 × 1,250, 6 pages; 509 KB
An Account of Some Newly Discovered Islands and Shoals, in the Indian Seas (IA jstor-1004774).pdf 850 × 1,250, 3 pages; 207 KB
First Report of Benjamin Henry Latrobe, to the American Philosophical Society, Held at Philadelphia; In Answer to the Enquiry of the Society of Rotterdam, "Whether Any (IA jstor-1004775).pdf 850 × 1,250, 11 pages; 1.1 MB
Account of the Fusion of Strontites, and Volatilization of Platinum, and Also of a New Arrangement of Apparatus. Communicated by Robert Hare, Junr. Member of the Society (IA jstor-1004776).pdf 850 × 1,250, 8 pages; 598 KB
An Account of a Cock with Two Perforations, Contrived to Obviate the Necessity of a Vent-Peg, in Tapping Air-Tight Casks (IA jstor-1004777).pdf 850 × 1,250, 4 pages; 478 KB
Some Account of a New Species of North American Lizard (IA jstor-1004778).pdf 850 × 1,250, 6 pages; 760 KB
Continuation of Astronomical Observations, Made at Lancaster, Pennsylvania. In a Letter from Andrew Ellicott, Esq. to R. Patterson (IA jstor-1004779).pdf 850 × 1,250, 7 pages; 406 KB
Observations and Experiments Relating to Equivocal, or Spontaneous, Generation (IA jstor-1004780).pdf 850 × 1,250, 11 pages; 745 KB
Observations on the Discovery of Nitre, in Common Salt, Which Had Been Frequently Mixed with Snow, in a Letter to Dr. Wistar, from J. Priestley, L. L. D. F. R. S. (IA jstor-1004781).pdf 850 × 1,250, 4 pages; 263 KB
A Letter on the Supposed Fortifications of the Western Country, from Bishop Madison of Virginia to Dr. Barton (IA jstor-1004782).pdf 850 × 1,250, 11 pages; 816 KB
Supplement to the Account of the Dipus Americanus, in the IV. Vol. of the Transactions of the Society. See No. XII (IA jstor-1004783).pdf 850 × 1,250, 2 pages; 125 KB
Hints on the Etymology of Certain English Words, and on Their Affinity to Words in the Languages of Different European, Asiatic, and American (Indian) Nations (IA jstor-1004784).pdf 850 × 1,250, 13 pages; 908 KB
Astronomical Observations Made by Jose Joaquin de Ferrer, Chiefly for the Purpose of Determining the Geographical Position of Various Places in the United States (IA jstor-1004785).pdf 850 × 1,250, 7 pages; 354 KB
Description of the River Mississippi and Its Delta, with That of the Adjacent Parts of Louisiana. By William Dunbar, of the Natchez, Communicated by the Author, a Member of the Society (IA jstor-1004786).pdf 850 × 1,250, 23 pages; 1.55 MB
Monthly and Annual Results of Meteorological Observations Made by William Dunbar, Esq. at the Forest, 4 Miles East of the River Mississippi, in Latitude 31 degrees. 28 minutes. North (IA jstor-1004787).pdf 850 × 1,250, 2 pages; 162 KB
Proceedings of the Society on the Death of Their Late Eminent Associate, Joseph Priestley, L. L. D. F. R. S. (IA jstor-1004788).pdf 850 × 1,250; 36 KB
Donations (IA jstor-1004789).pdf 850 × 1,250; 52 KB
Appendix to Memoir No. XXX. of the 1st Part of This Volume, on the Mississipi (IA jstor-1004790).pdf 850 × 1,250, 11 pages; 874 KB
Demonstration of a Geometrical Theorem (IA jstor-1004791).pdf 850 × 1,250, 3 pages; 209 KB
An Account and Description of Capt. W. Mugford's Temporary Rudder, and for Which the Extra-Magellanic Premium Was Awarded (IA jstor-1004792).pdf 850 × 1,250, 6 pages; 444 KB
Facts and Observations Relative to the Beaver of North-America. Collected by Mr. John Heckewelder, in Answer to Queries Proposed by Professor Barton (IA jstor-1004793).pdf 850 × 1,250, 4 pages; 279 KB
Memoir on the Occultation of Aldebaran by the Moon on the 21st of October 1793 (IA jstor-1004794).pdf 850 × 1,250, 11 pages; 1.09 MB
The Geographical Position of Sundry Places in North America, and in the W. Indies, Calculated by J. J. de Ferrer (IA jstor-1004795).pdf 850 × 1,250, 12 pages; 620 KB
Continuation of the Astronomical Observations Made at Lancaster, in Pennsylvania (IA jstor-1004796).pdf 850 × 1,250, 3 pages; 190 KB
A Description of a Cave on Crooked Creek, with Remarks and Observations on Nitre and Gun-Powder (IA jstor-1004797).pdf 850 × 1,250, 13 pages; 1.06 MB
An Essay on the Vermilion Colour of the Blood, and on the Different Colours of the Metallic Oxides, with an Application of These Principles to the Arts (IA jstor-1004798).pdf 850 × 1,250, 9 pages; 709 KB
Observations of the Eclipse of the Sun, June 16th, 1806; Made at Lancaster (IA jstor-1004799).pdf 850 × 1,250, 6 pages; 387 KB
Observations of the Eclipse of the Sun, June 16th, 1806- Made at the Forest, near Natchez. Latitude 31 degrees 27 minutes 48 seconds N. and Supposed Longitude about 6 hours 5 minutes 25 seconds to (IA jstor-1004800).pdf 850 × 1,250, 5 pages; 333 KB
Observations of the Eclipse of the Sun, June 16th, 1806, Made at Kinderhook, in the State of New-York (IA jstor-1004801).pdf 850 × 1,250, 12 pages; 817 KB
Observations on the Same, Made at Bowdoin College, in the District of Maine; By a Member of the Society (IA jstor-1004802).pdf 850 × 1,250, 3 pages; 216 KB
On Finding the Longitude from the Moon's Meridian Altitude (IA jstor-1004803).pdf 850 × 1,250, 6 pages; 421 KB
An Account of the Freestone Quarries on the Potomac and Rappahannoc Rivers (IA jstor-1004804).pdf 850 × 1,250, 11 pages; 820 KB
Further Observations on the Eclipse of 16th June, 1806, Being an Appendix to No. XLIII, Page 264 of This Volume (IA jstor-1004805).pdf 850 × 1,250, 7 pages; 472 KB
Observations on the Eclipse of 16 June, 1806, Made by Simeon De Witt Esq. of Albany, State of New-York (IA jstor-1004806).pdf 850 × 1,250, 3 pages; 219 KB
Description and Use of a New and Simple Nautical Chart, for Working the Different Problems in Navigation (IA jstor-1004807).pdf 850 × 1,250, 15 pages; 1.11 MB
Observations to Serve for a Mineralogical Map of the State of Maryland (IA jstor-1004808).pdf 850 × 1,250, 5 pages; 386 KB
Memoir on the Origin and Composition of the Meteoric Stones Which Fell from the Atmosphere, in the County of Fairfield, and State of Connecticut, on the 14th of December 1807 (IA jstor-1004809).pdf 850 × 1,250, 23 pages; 1.76 MB
Observations on the Comet Which Appeared in September 1807, in the Island of Cuba; Made by J. J. de Ferrer. Continuation of the Astronomical Observations (IA jstor-1004810).pdf 850 × 1,250, 15 pages; 930 KB
Notes; With Corrections, to Be Applied to the Geographical Situations Inserted from Page 158 to Page 164, in the First Part of the Present Volume of Transactions (IA jstor-1004811).pdf 850 × 1,250, 9 pages; 587 KB
Observations on the Comet of 1807-8 (IA jstor-1004812).pdf 850 × 1,250, 7 pages; 490 KB
A Letter from Captain William Jones, of Philadelphia, to the President of the Society, Communicating Sundry Queries Proposed by Him to William Jones Esquire, Civil Engineer of Calcutta (IA jstor-1004813).pdf 850 × 1,250, 9 pages; 656 KB
Observations on the Foregoing Communications, by B. Henry Latrobe, Surveyor of the Public Buildings of the United States, and One of the Committee to Whom It Was Referred by the Society (IA jstor-1004814).pdf 850 × 1,250, 8 pages; 606 KB
A General Method of Finding the Roots of Numeral Equations to Any Degree of Exactness; With the Application of Logarithms to Shorten the Operation (IA jstor-1004815).pdf 850 × 1,250, 3 pages; 177 KB
On the Best Angles for the Sails of a Windmill (IA jstor-1004816).pdf 850 × 1,250, 6 pages; 468 KB
Extract from a Paper on the Meteoric Stones (IA jstor-1004817).pdf 850 × 1,250, 2 pages; 120 KB
Extract of a Letter from a Member of the Society, Relative to the Great Cold in January, 1807, at the Town of Hallowell, in the District of Maine, Massachusetts (IA jstor-1004818).pdf 850 × 1,250, 2 pages; 137 KB
Statement of Deaths, with the Diseases and Ages, in the City and Liberties of Philadelphia, from the 2d of January 1807, to the 1st of January 1809. Communicated by the Board of Health (IA jstor-1004819).pdf 850 × 1,250, 5 pages; 254 KB
An Account of Experiments Made on Palladium, Found in Combination with Pure Gold (IA jstor-1004820).pdf 850 × 1,250, 5 pages; 355 KB
Observations on the Geology of the United States, Explanatory of a Geological Map (IA jstor-1004821).pdf 850 × 1,250, 18 pages; 1.46 MB
Astronomical Observations Made at the Havanna by J. J. de Ferrer, and Communicated by Him to the Society (IA jstor-1004822).pdf 850 × 1,250; 73 KB
Volume Information (IA jstor-1004823).pdf 1,000 × 1,362, 34 pages; 1.73 MB
Front Matter (IA jstor-1004824).pdf 1,000 × 1,362, 4 pages; 83 KB
Obituary Notice (IA jstor-1004825).pdf 1,000 × 1,362; 31 KB
Errata (IA jstor-1004826).pdf 1,000 × 1,362; 7 KB
Grammatical Sketch and Specimens of the Berber Language- Preceded by Four Letters on Berber Etymologies, Addressed to the President of the Society by William B. Hodgson, Esq. (IA jstor-1004827).pdf 1,000 × 1,362, 48 pages; 2.44 MB
Description of a New Species of Sarracenia (IA jstor-1004828).pdf 1,000 × 1,362, 4 pages; 557 KB
Description of a Species of Orang, from the North-Eastern Province of British East India, Lately the Kingdom of Assam (IA jstor-1004829).pdf 1,000 × 1,362, 9 pages; 1.18 MB
Silver Ores Reduced by the Method of Becquerel (IA jstor-1004830).pdf 1,000 × 1,362, 3 pages; 133 KB
Observations on the Naiades, and Descriptions of New Species of That and Other Families (IA jstor-1004831).pdf 1,000 × 1,362, 74 pages; 9.18 MB
Description of a New Genus of the Family Melaniana of Lamarck (IA jstor-1004832).pdf 1,000 × 1,362, 2 pages; 57 KB
Report of a Committee of the American Philosophical Society on Astronomical Observations- Containing Observations Made in Different Parts of the United States, on the Solar Eclipse of February 12th (IA jstor-1004833).pdf 1,000 × 1,362, 15 pages; 917 KB
Synopsis Fungorum in America Boreali media degentium. Secundum Observationes (IA jstor-1004834).pdf 1,000 × 1,362, 178 pages; 8.78 MB
Descriptions of the Specimens of Inferior Maxillary Bones of Mastodons in the Cabinet of the American Philosophical Society, with Remarks on the Genus Tetracaulodon (Godman), etc. (IA jstor-1004835).pdf 1,000 × 1,362, 32 pages; 2.35 MB
On Irradiation. By Benjamin F. Joslin, M. D., Professor of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy in Union College, Schenectady, New York. Communicated by Dr Isaac Hays (IA jstor-1004836).pdf 1,000 × 1,362, 10 pages; 574 KB
Names Which the Lenni Lenape or Delaware Indians, Who Once Inhabited This Country, Had Given to Rivers, Streams, Places, etc. etc. within the Now States of Pennsylvania, New Jersey (IA jstor-1004837).pdf 1,000 × 1,362, 46 pages; 1.67 MB
Notice of Fossil Bones Found in the Tertiary Formation of the State of Louisiana (IA jstor-1004838).pdf 1,000 × 1,362, 7 pages; 441 KB
Notice of the Discovery of the Remains of the Ichthyosaurus in Missouri, N. A. (IA jstor-1004839).pdf 1,000 × 1,362, 8 pages; 882 KB
Descriptions of New North American Insects, and Observations on Some Already Described (IA jstor-1004840).pdf 1,000 × 1,362, 62 pages; 3.66 MB
Donations Received by the American Philosophical Society, since the Publication of Vol. III. New Series (IA jstor-1004841).pdf 1,000 × 1,362, 23 pages; 985 KB
Front Matter (IA jstor-1004842).pdf 850 × 1,250, 16 pages; 494 KB
Introduction to Vol. the Third- An Essay on Those Inquiries in Natural Philosophy, Which at Present Are Most Beneficial to the United States of North America (IA jstor-1004843).pdf 850 × 1,250, 25 pages; 1.48 MB
Errata (IA jstor-1004844).pdf 850 × 1,250; 36 KB
Conjectures concerning the Formation of the Earth, etc. in a Letter from Dr B. Franklin, to the Abbé Soulavie (IA jstor-1004845).pdf 850 × 1,250, 5 pages; 322 KB
A New and Curious Theory of Light and Heat; In a Letter from Dr. B. Franklin to David Rittenhouse, Esq. (IA jstor-1004846).pdf 850 × 1,250, 4 pages; 240 KB
Description of the Process to Be Observed in Making Large Sheets of Paper in the Chinese Manner, with One Smooth Surface. Communicated by Dr. B. Franklin (IA jstor-1004847).pdf 850 × 1,250, 3 pages; 176 KB
Queries and Conjectures Relative to Magnetism, and the Theory of the Earth, in a Letter from Dr. B. Franklin, to Mr. Bodoin (IA jstor-1004848).pdf 850 × 1,250, 4 pages; 248 KB
Explanation of a Singular Phenomenon, First Observed by Dr. Franklin, and Not Hitherto Satisfactorily Accounted for. In a Letter from Mr. R. Patterson, to Dr. B. Rush (IA jstor-1004849).pdf 850 × 1,250, 4 pages; 262 KB
An Account of an Earthy Substance Found near the Falls of Niagara and Vulgarly Called the Spray of the Falls- Together with Some Remarks on the Falls. By Robert M'Causlin (IA jstor-1004850).pdf 850 × 1,250, 8 pages; 531 KB
Observations on the Probabilities of the Duration of Human Life, and the Progress of Population, in the United States of America (IA jstor-1004851).pdf 850 × 1,250, 38 pages; 2.72 MB
Extract of a Letter from Andrew Ellicott, to David Rittenhouse, Esq. Dated at Pittsburg, November 5th 1787, Containing Observations Made at Lake-Erie, on That Singular Phenomenon (IA jstor-1004852).pdf 850 × 1,250, 2 pages; 112 KB
An Account of the Sugar Maple-Tree of the United States, and of the Methods of Obtaining Sugar from It (IA jstor-1004853).pdf 850 × 1,250, 18 pages; 1.3 MB
Memoir of Jonathan Williams, on the Use of the Thermometer in Discovering Banks, Soundings, etc. (IA jstor-1004854).pdf 850 × 1,250, 22 pages; 2.55 MB
An Account of the Most Effectual Means of Preventing the Deleterious Consequences of the Bite of the Crotalus Horridus, or Rattle-Snake (IA jstor-1004855).pdf 850 × 1,250, 16 pages; 1.12 MB
Magnetic Observations, Made at the University of Cambridge (Massachusetts) in the Year 1785 (IA jstor-1004856).pdf 850 × 1,250; 55 KB
Accurate Determination of the Right Ascension and Declination of β Bootes, and the Pole Star- In a Letter from Mr. Andrew Ellicott to Mr. R. Patterson (IA jstor-1004857).pdf 850 × 1,250, 3 pages; 170 KB
Account of Several Houses in Philadelphia, Struck with Lightning, on June 7, 1789 (IA jstor-1004858).pdf 850 × 1,250, 5 pages; 396 KB
An Account of the Effects of a Stroke of Lightning on a House Furnished with Two Conducters, in a Letter from Messrs. David Rittenhouse and Francis Hopkinson; To Mr. R. Patterson (IA jstor-1004859).pdf 850 × 1,250, 4 pages; 287 KB
Experiments and Observations on Evaporation in Cold Air (IA jstor-1004860).pdf 850 × 1,250, 9 pages; 660 KB
Postscript to Mr. Barton's Letter, to Dr. Rittenhouse, of the 17th of March, 1791 (IA jstor-1004861).pdf 850 × 1,250, 5 pages; 293 KB
New Notation of Music, in a Letter to Francis Hopkinson, Esq. (IA jstor-1004862).pdf 850 × 1,250, 5 pages; 310 KB
Observations on the Theory of Water Mills, etc. (IA jstor-1004863).pdf 850 × 1,250, 7 pages; 597 KB
Astronomical Observations, Communicated by David Rittenhouse. Observations of a Lunar Eclipse, Nov. 2d, 1789, and of the Transit of Mercury over the Sun's Disk. Nov. 5th the Same Year (IA jstor-1004864).pdf 850 × 1,250, 5 pages; 290 KB
A Letter from Dr. Rittenhouse, to Mr. Patterson, Relative to a Method of Finding the Sum of the Several Powers of the Sines, etc. (IA jstor-1004865).pdf 850 × 1,250, 2 pages; 128 KB
Index Florae Lancastriensis, Auctore Henrico Muhlenberg, D. D. (IA jstor-1004866).pdf 850 × 1,250, 28 pages; 1.17 MB
Investigation of the Power of Dr. Barker's, Mill, as Improved by James Rumsey, with a Description of the Mill (IA jstor-1004867).pdf 850 × 1,250, 9 pages; 516 KB
A Thermometrical Journal of the Temperature of the Atmosphere and Sea, on a Voyage to and from Oporto, with Explanatory Observations Thereon, to David Rittenhouse (IA jstor-1004868).pdf 850 × 1,250, 9 pages; 578 KB
First Memoir of Observations on the Plants Denominated Cryptogamick (IA jstor-1004869).pdf 850 × 1,250, 13 pages; 854 KB
A Letter from Major Jonathan Heart, to Benjamin Smith Barton, M. D. Containing Observations on the Ancient Works of Art, the Native Inhabitants, etc. of the Western-Country (IA jstor-1004870).pdf 850 × 1,250, 9 pages; 543 KB
An Account of Some of the Principal Dies Employed by the North-American Indians. Extracted from a Paper, Communicated by the Late Mr. Hugh Martin (IA jstor-1004871).pdf 850 × 1,250, 4 pages; 222 KB
An Account of the Beneficial Effects of the Cassi a Chamæcrista, in Recruiting Worn-out Lands, and in Enriching Such as Are Naturally Poor- Together with a Botanical Description of the Plant (IA jstor-1004872).pdf 850 × 1,250, 5 pages; 311 KB
An Account of a Hill, on the Borders of N. Carolina, Supposed to Have Been a Volcano. In a Letter from a Continental Officer, Residing in That Neighbourhood, to Dr. J. Greenway, near Petersburg (IA jstor-1004873).pdf 850 × 1,250, 3 pages; 155 KB
An Account of a Poisonous Plant, Growing Spontaneously in the Southern Part of Virginia. Extracted from a Paper, Communicated by Dr. James Greenway, of Dinwiddie-County, in Virginia (IA jstor-1004874).pdf 850 × 1,250, 6 pages; 353 KB
Description of a Machine for Measuring a Ship's Way- In a Letter from Francis Hopkinson, Esq. to Mr. John Vaughan (IA jstor-1004875).pdf 850 × 1,250, 3 pages; 171 KB
An Inquiry into the Question, Whether the Apis Mellifica, or True Honey-Bee, Is a Native of America (IA jstor-1004876).pdf 850 × 1,250, 20 pages; 1.22 MB
An Account of a Comet, in a Letter to Mr. R. Patterson (IA jstor-1004877).pdf 850 × 1,250; 45 KB
Cadmus, or a Treatise on the Elements of Written Language, Illustrating, by a Philosophical Division of Speech, the Power of Each Character (IA jstor-1004878).pdf 850 × 1,250, 59 pages; 3.45 MB
Observations on the Theory of Water-Mills, (Continued from Page 193) by W. Waring (IA jstor-1004879).pdf 850 × 1,250, 3 pages; 190 KB
An Improvement on Metalic Conductors or Lightening-Rods, in a Letter to Dr. David Rittenhouse, President of the Society, from Robert Patterson of Philadelphia. Honoured with the Magellanic Premium (IA jstor-1004880).pdf 850 × 1,250, 4 pages; 231 KB
An Easy and Expeditious Method of Dissipating the Noxious Vapour Commonly Found in Wells and Other Subterraneous Places (IA jstor-1004881).pdf 850 × 1,250, 2 pages; 104 KB
A Method of Draining Ponds in Level Grounds (IA jstor-1004882).pdf 850 × 1,250, 2 pages; 116 KB
Observations on the Severity of the Winter 1779, 1780, by the Rev. Mathew Wilson of Lewis, Dated 22d June 1780 (IA jstor-1004883).pdf 850 × 1,250, 3 pages; 187 KB
A Description of a New Standard for Weights and Measures; In a Letter from Mr. John Cooke, of Tipperary in Ireland, to Thomas Jefferson, Esq. (IA jstor-1004884).pdf 850 × 1,250, 4 pages; 227 KB
Description of a Spring-Block, Designed to Assist a Vessel in Sailing. By Francis Hopkinson, Esq. of Philadelphia. Honoured with the Magellanic Gold Medal, by an Award of the Society, in December (IA jstor-1004885).pdf 850 × 1,250, 4 pages; 269 KB
A Botanical Description of the Podophyllum Diphyllum of Linnæus, in a Letter to Charles Peter Thunberg, M. D. Knight of the Order of Wasa (IA jstor-1004886).pdf 850 × 1,250, 16 pages; 1.11 MB
Observations on the Construction of Hospitals, by Mr. Le Roy. Member of the Royal Academy of Sciences. (Extracted from an Essay on the Subject, Which, with Several Elegant Plans (IA jstor-1004887).pdf 850 × 1,250, 3 pages; 135 KB
Presents Received by the American Philosophical Society, since the Publication of Their 2d Vol. of Transactions, with the Names of the Donors (IA jstor-1004888).pdf 850 × 1,250, 15 pages; 519 KB
Advertisement (IA jstor-1004889).pdf 850 × 1,250, 5 pages; 207 KB
Volume Information (IA jstor-1004890).pdf 925 × 1,325, 5 pages; 198 KB
Front Matter (IA jstor-1004891).pdf 925 × 1,325, 8 pages; 475 KB
Report of the Historical and Literary Committee to the American Philosophical Society. Read, 9th Jan. 1818 (IA jstor-1004892).pdf 925 × 1,325, 5 pages; 460 KB
Ordinance Respecting the Philadelphia Observatory (IA jstor-1004893).pdf 925 × 1,325, 2 pages; 139 KB
Obituary Notice (IA jstor-1004894).pdf 925 × 1,325, 2 pages; 153 KB
Observations on the Geology of the United States of North America; With Remarks on the Probable Effects That May Be Produced by the Decomposition of the Different Classes of Rocks on the Nature and (IA jstor-1004895).pdf 925 × 1,325, 98 pages; 14.12 MB
Astronomical Observations, etc. Communicated by Andrew Ellicott, Esq. (IA jstor-1004896).pdf 925 × 1,325, 9 pages; 416 KB
Abstracts of Calculations to Ascertain the Longitude of the Capitol, in the City of Washington, from Greenwich Observatory, in England (IA jstor-1004897).pdf 925 × 1,325, 16 pages; 662 KB
Investigation of the Figure of the Earth, and of the Gravity in Different Latitudes (IA jstor-1004898).pdf 925 × 1,325, 17 pages; 712 KB
Memoir on Leaden Cartridges (IA jstor-1004899).pdf 925 × 1,325, 9 pages; 415 KB
Tables of the Altitudes of Mountains in the States of New York, New Hampshire, and Vermont, Calculated from Barometritrical and Thermometrical Observations, by A. Partridge (IA jstor-1004900).pdf 925 × 1,325, 4 pages; 111 KB
On the Population and Tumuli of the Aborigines of North America. In a Letter from H. H. Brackenridge, Esq. to Thomas Jefferson (IA jstor-1004901).pdf 925 × 1,325, 9 pages; 586 KB
An Account of Some Experiments Made on Crude Platinum, and a New Process for Separating Palladium and Rhodium from That Metal (IA jstor-1004902).pdf 925 × 1,325, 5 pages; 254 KB
An Attempt to Ascertain the Fusing Temperature of Metals (IA jstor-1004903).pdf 925 × 1,325, 3 pages; 170 KB
An Inquiry into the Causes Why the Metals in a Solid State Appear to Be Specifically Lighter than They Are in the State of Fusion (IA jstor-1004904).pdf 925 × 1,325, 4 pages; 219 KB
Observations and Conjectures on the Formation and Nature of the Soil of Kentucky (IA jstor-1004905).pdf 925 × 1,325, 7 pages; 364 KB
An Easy Solution of a Useful Problem in Arithmetic (IA jstor-1004906).pdf 925 × 1,325, 6 pages; 172 KB
On the Geological Formation of the Natural Bridge of Virginia (IA jstor-1004907).pdf 925 × 1,325, 6 pages; 267 KB
Analysis of the Blue Iron Earth of New Jersey (IA jstor-1004908).pdf 925 × 1,325, 7 pages; 329 KB
On Vanishing Fractions (IA jstor-1004909).pdf 925 × 1,325, 10 pages; 454 KB
An Account of Pyrometric Experiments, Made at Newark, New Jersey, in April, 1817 (IA jstor-1004910).pdf 925 × 1,325, 19 pages; 1,013 KB
English Phonology; Or, an Essay towards an Analysis and Description of the Component Sounds of the English Language (IA jstor-1004911).pdf 925 × 1,325, 37 pages; 1.89 MB
On Fossil Reliquia of Unknown Vegetables in the Coal Strata (IA jstor-1004912).pdf 925 × 1,325, 36 pages; 3.28 MB
Account of a Large Wen, Successfully Extirpated by John Syng Dorsey, M. D. (IA jstor-1004913).pdf 925 × 1,325, 4 pages; 321 KB
An Account of an Improvement Made on the Differential Thermometer of Mr. Leslie. By Elisha De Butts, M. D. Communicated by Dr. B. S. Barton, One of the Vice Presidents of the Society (IA jstor-1004914).pdf 925 × 1,325, 7 pages; 552 KB
Description of a Rolling Draw-Gate, as Applied to Water-Mills. Invented and Communicated by Nathan Sellers (IA jstor-1004915).pdf 925 × 1,325, 4 pages; 376 KB
Description of an Indian Fort in the Neighbourhood of Lexington, Kentucky, by C. W. Short, M. D. Communicated by Mr. John Vaughan, Oct. 4, 1816 (IA jstor-1004916).pdf 925 × 1,325, 4 pages; 379 KB
Description of an Improved Piston for Steam Engines, without Hemp Packing (IA jstor-1004917).pdf 925 × 1,325, 5 pages; 457 KB
On Bleaching (IA jstor-1004918).pdf 925 × 1,325, 9 pages; 704 KB
Description and Use of a Simple Appendage to the Reflecting Sector, by Which It Is Rendered Capable of Measuring All Possible Altitudes, on Land, by Reflection from an Artificial Horizon (IA jstor-1004919).pdf 925 × 1,325, 9 pages; 678 KB
Description and Use of a Very Simple Instrument for Setting up Sun-Dials, and for Many Other Useful Purposes (IA jstor-1004920).pdf 925 × 1,325, 7 pages; 368 KB
Observations Made at an Early Period, on the Climate of the Country about the River Delware. Collected from the Records of the Swedish Colony, by Nicholas Collin (IA jstor-1004921).pdf 925 × 1,325, 13 pages; 865 KB
Research concerning the Mean Diameter of the Earth (IA jstor-1004922).pdf 925 × 1,325, 14 pages; 642 KB
An Improvement in the Common Ship-Pump (IA jstor-1004923).pdf 925 × 1,325, 4 pages; 197 KB
Observations on Those Processes of the Ethmoid Bone Which Originally Form the Sphenoidal Sinuses (IA jstor-1004924).pdf 925 × 1,325, 5 pages; 532 KB
An Account of Two Heads Found in the Morass, Called the Big Bone Lick, and Presented to the Society, by Mr. Jefferson (IA jstor-1004925).pdf 925 × 1,325, 8 pages; 1.05 MB
An Account of a Case of Disease, in Which One Side of the Thorax Was at Rest, While the Other Performed the Motions of Respiration in the Usual Way (IA jstor-1004926).pdf 925 × 1,325, 2 pages; 74 KB
Descriptions of Several Species of Chondropterigious Fishes, of North America, with Their Varieties (IA jstor-1004927).pdf 925 × 1,325, 13 pages; 793 KB
Investigation of a Theorem, Proposed by Dr. Rittenhouse, Respecting the Summation of the Several Powers of the Sines (IA jstor-1004928).pdf 925 × 1,325, 6 pages; 348 KB
A Monograph of North American Insects, of the Genus Cicindela (IA jstor-1004929).pdf 925 × 1,325, 27 pages; 1.51 MB

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