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- A brief notice of Dr. Martyn Paine's work on the "Institutes of medicine": with some remarks on the theory of the correlation of the physical and vital forces1
- A discourse delivered before the Humane Society of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts: at their semiannual meeting, June 12, 18041
- An essay, or tract, on the vitality of the warm blood and air1
- An inaugural dissertation on the principle of animation: submitted to the examination of the Rev. John Ewing ..., the Trustees & Medical Faculty of the University of Pennsylvania, on the twenty-seventh of May, 1802, for the degree of Doctor of Medicine1
- An inaugural dissertation on the vitality of the blood: submitted to the examination of the Rev. John Ewing ..., the Trustees and Medical Faculty of the University of Pennsylvania, for the degree of Doctor of Medicine1
- An introductory lecture on the relations of chemistry to the vital force: delivered in the Philadelphia College of Medicine1
- Correlation of the physical and vital forces: an inaugural address introductory to the course on institutes of medicine in the Jefferson Medical College, delivered October 12, 18681
- Elements of life: or, The laws of vital matter1
- Essays on the philosophy of vitality as contradistinguished from chemical and mechanical philosophy: and on the modus operandi of remedial agents1
- Etude nouvelle des phénomènes généraux de la vie, ou, Recherches sur la vitalité l'organisation, le races humaines et animales, les forces ou puissances naturelles et morbifiques qui accompagnent les manifestations de la vie: pour servir a l'histoire du règne animal et de prolégomènes aux louis physiologiques qui le gouvernent1
- Experiments on the principle of life: and particularly on the principle of the motions of the heart, and on the seat of this principle : including the report made to the first class of the Institute, upon the experiments relative to the motions of the heart1
- First elements of vital power: how they were originally generated, and why those original elements are still indispensable to the production and reproduction of vitality in the human economy : an entirely original and startling exposé of important mistakes that underlie the teachings of "medical science" (so called)1
- Geometry of vital forces1
- Letter from C. H. Waddington to Francis Crick1
- Letter from Francis Crick to C. H. Waddington1
- On the principle of vitality: a discourse delivered in the First Church in Boston, Tuesday, June 8th, 1790 ; before the Humane Society of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts1
- Outlines of the science of life: which treats physiologically of both body and mind : designed only for philosophers, and other candid persons, to which are added essays on other subjects1
- Problem of life and motion1
- The botanist: being the botanical part of a course of lectures on natural history, delivered in the University at Cambridge : together with a discourse on the principle of vitality1