In: The Imperial encyclopaedia or, Dictionary of the sciences and arts : comprehending also the whole circle of miscellaneous literature. In this work all the sciences are digested in a systematic form, and exhibited according to the present highly improved state of knowledge; and every term of art amply explained in alphabetical order. The whole including all the modern discoveries in astronomy, chemistry, electricity, galvanism, geography, domestic and political oeconomy, &c. &c. &c. ; with a general view of all empires, kingdoms, states, countries, mountains, seas, rivers, lakes, &c. &c. &c. and a concise account of patriarchs, prophets, apostles, philosophers, poets, painters, authors and their works, heroes, lawyers, and statesmen, with every other topic of information essential to a work of this nature / by W.M. Johnson and Thomas Exley, (1812)

In: A description of the western islands of Scotland, including the Isle of Man : comprising an account of their geological structure : with remarks on their agriculture, scenery, and antiquities / by John MacCulloch, (1819)

In: Reports of cases decided in the supreme court of appeals, and in the general court of Virginia / by Peachy R. Grattan, (1845-)

In: Species filicum : being descriptions of the known ferns, particulary of such as exist in the author's herbarium, or are with sufficient accuracy described in works to which he has had access / by William Jackson Hooker, (1846)

In: Species filicum : being descriptions of the known ferns, particulary of such as exist in the author's herbarium, or are with sufficient accuracy described in works to which he has had access / by William Jackson Hooker, (1846)

In: Great exhibition of the works of industry of all nations, 1851: official descriptive and illustrated catalogue, (1851)

In: Great exhibition of the works of industry of all nations, 1851: official descriptive and illustrated catalogue, (1851)

In: The circle of the sciences : a cyclopaedia of experimental, chemical, mathematical, & mechanical philosophy, and natural history. The sections have been written by authors of great scientific eminence; amongst whom are: Professors Owen, Ansted, Tennant, and Young; Drs. Letheby, Bushnan, Scoffern, and others / ed. by James Wylde ; with an introductory discourse of the objects, pleasures, and advantages of science by Henry Lord Brougham, (1862-)

In: A history of the birds of New Zealand / by Walter Lawry Buller, (1888)

In: Lehrbuch der Petrographie / von Dr. Ferdinand Zirkel, (1893-)