This journal begins with Parke's voyage from Philadelphia to Bristol, and was kept while a medical student in London and Edinburgh. Also included are descriptions of trips outside of London and Parke's daily activities.

This letterbook features outgoing correspondence written from Canton (China), concerning commerce and shipping. Also included is a letter to John Sergeant (1838) concerning the book.

These papers consist of volumes 1-3, and are chiefly correspondence to Thomas, council minutes, and a report of prices for printing work in Philadelphia.

This commonplace book is filled mostly with poetry and quotations from printed materials.

These papers include letters (1797-1851), letterbooks (1811-1844), registers (1807-1815), and miscellaneous manuscripts.

This commonplace book was filmed exactly as bound and contains notes on medicine, diseases, and weather; poems by Erasmus Darwin and others; family genealogy; letters; and sketches. There are notes by other family members, including his wife, his daughter, and his brother. There is a letter to "Major Darwin" dated 1929 taped inside the front cover, recounting the provenance of the book.

The microfilm records this British society's involvement in the encouragement of agriculture, commerce, manufacturing, and the fine arts.

This is a copy of the original manuscript from which Castiglioni's 1790 book was taken.

These papers include material relating to Hartley's activities before and during the American Revolution and at the peace conference. Benjamin Franklin is included among the correspondents.

Commonplace book reproduced from the original in the possession of Mrs. John Robinson, Cranford, N.J., 1975.

These letters concern topics of botany in France.

These papers include correspondence to Sabine, and miscellaneous accounts, receipts, and military records.

This microfilm reel contains annotated typescripts of the correspondence.

This volume contains sections pertaining to the theory and practice of pharmacy, a distribution of medicinal simples, directions for extemporaneous prescriptions, and an instruction for disease diagnosis.

This plat book includes notes up to 1857.