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Thomas Young, MD FRS
Thomas Young of Milverton
Thomas Young: the man who knew everything (2006)
The practice of medicine at St George's Hospital forty years ago (1893)
Two Somerset wills
Examination of the body of the late Thomas Young
Autobiography [extract] (1865)
Philosophers of Somerset
Life of Thomas Young, M.D., F.R.S (1855)
Thomas Young, natural philosopher, 1773-1829 (1954)
An account of some recent discoveries in hieroglyphical literature and Egyptian antiquities (1823)
Thomas Young, MD, FRS
Hieroglyphics (1823)
The Royal Institution: its founder and its first professors (1871)
New fragments (1892)
Observations relating to some of the antiquities of Egypt ... ([181-?])
Hermes Scythicus ... (1815)
Observations on the nature and cure of dropsies ... (1813)
Zur farbenlehre ... (1814)
Mithridates: oder allgemeine sprachenkunde ... (1813)
An introduction to medical literature (1813)
Elements of chemical philosophy (1812)
Herculanensia ... (1810)
Sur la loi de la réfraction extraordinaire dans les cristaux diaphanes, par M. Laplace ... (1809)
Observations on madness and melancholy ... (1809)
Théorie de l'action capillaire, par M. Laplace ... (1809)
Last man who knew everything: Thomas Young, the anonymous polymath who proved Newton wrong, explained how we see, cured the sick, and deciphered the Rosetta Stone, among other feats of genius (2007)
De corporis humani viribus conservatricibus dissertatio (1796)
An introduction to medical literature including a system of practical nosology ... (1823)
The Edinburgh Review: or, Critical Journal (1810) [Vol. 5, for Oct. 1804 - Jan. 1805, ]
A syllabus of a course of lectures on natural and experimental philosophy (1802)
Essay on Dr. Young's and M. Champollion's phonetic system of hieroglyphics ... (1825)
Miscellaneous works of the late Thomas Young ... (1855) [vol. 2, including his scientific memoirs, &c.]
Miscellaneous works of the late Thomas Young ... (1855) [vol. 1, including his scientific memoirs, &c.]
Miscellaneous works of the late Thomas Young ... (1855) [vol. 3, hieroglyphical essays and correspondence, &c.]
A practical and historical treatise on consumptive diseases ... (1815)
On the occurrence of human remains of neolithic age near Croyde (1908)
Pigmy flint implements in North Devon (1906)
On the occurence of human remains of neolithic age near Croyde (1908)
The last man who lnew everything: Thomas Young the anonymous polymath who proved Newton wrong , explained how we see, cured the sick and deciphered the Rosetta Stone among other feats of genius (2005)