Resources in Early American History

Author:	Evans, David, 1681-1751	Requires cookie*
Title:	Aliquot rudimenta philosophiae sive pauca introductoria compendia, technologiae, logicae, rhetoricae et physicae
Dates:	1747
Abstract:	Written in Latin, this essay on natural philosophy written by Pennsylvania minister David Evans in 1747 reflects his broad knowledge of natural history. Please see the entire MOLE entry for a more detailed summary of the volume's content. View finding aid for a full description
Call #:	Mss.509.Ev5
Extent:	1 volume(s)
Topics:	Education \| Natural history \| Science and technology
Genre:	Educational Material \| Foreign Language \| Manuscript Essays \| Scientific Data
Subjects:	Logic -- Early work to 1800 \| Natural theology -- Early works to 1800 \| Physics -- Early work to 1800 \| Religion and science \| Rhetoric -- Early work to 1800

Author:	Questebrune, John	Requires cookie*
Title:	A Short Introduction to Natural Philosophy
Dates:	1718-1720
Abstract:	This volume compiles a wide array of scientific knowledge for the early eighteenth century. John Questerbrune wrote the volume between 1718 and 1720. It covers natural philosphy, medicine, astronomy, and the environment. The hand-written volume includes a series of sketches. View finding aid for a full description
Call #:	Mss.500.Q3
Extent:	1 volume(s)
Topics:	Literature, Arts, and Culture \| Science and technology
Genre:	Art \| Dissertations \| Educational Material \| Manuscript Essays \| Maps and Surveys \| Sketchbooks
Subjects:	Anatomy -- 18th century \| Astronomy -- 18th century \| Botany -- 18th century \| Chocolate \| Coffee \| Conception -- Early works to 1800 \| Death \| Diseases \| Medicinal plants \| Mineralogy -- 18th century \| Natural history -- 18th century \| Occultism -- Early works to 1900 \| Physics -- Ireland -- Early works to 1800 \| Religion and science \| Sympathy \| Tea

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