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John Wi l son.

A synopsis of British plants, in Mr. Ray’s method.

Pagg. 272. Newcastle, 1744. 8.

Carolus Likn^us.

Dissertatio : Flora Anglica. Resp. Is. Grufberg.

Pagg. 29. Upsaliac, 1754. 4.

- Amoenit. Academ. Vol. 4. p. 88—m.

John Hill.

The British herbal: an history of plants and trees, na-tives of Britain, cultivated for use, or raised for beauty.

London, 1756. sol.

Pagg. 533. tabb. sne® color. 75.

Flora Britannica. ib. 1760. 8.

Pagg. 672 ; cum tabb. acneis.

(Est synopsis Raji ad methodum Linnxar.am redacta.)

Herbarium Britannicum exhibens plautas Britanni® indi-genas, secundum methodum floralem novam digestas.

Vol. i. pagg. 136. tabb. ®ne® 92. ib. 1769. 8.

Vol. 2. pag. 137—296 tab. 93—193. 1770.

(Methodo propria, eadem ac in systemate ejus, sed ad-sunt tantum in his voluminibus ro priores classes, ettribus prima undecim®.)

Giilielttuu Hudson. x

Flora Anglica. Pagg. 506. ib. 1762. 8.

- Editio altera. ib. 1778. 8.

Torn. 1. pagg. 334. Torn. 2. pag. 335—690.

Sir Thomas Gery Cullum, Burt.

Flor® Anglic® specimen, imperfectum et ineditum, anno1774 inchoatum.

Pagg. 104. (Desinit in Dauco.) 8.

James Jenkinson.

A generic and specific description of British plants, trans-lated from the Genera et species plantaruth of Lin-nxus.

Pagg- 258 ; tabb. ®nex 5. < Kendal, 1775. 8.

William Withering.

A botanical arrangement of all the vegetables naturallygrowing in Great Britain. Birmingham, 1776. 8.

Vol. 1. pagg. xcvi et 383. Vol. 2. pag. 385—838.

Tabb. ®ne® 12

-: A botanical arrangement of British plants ;

the second edition, including a new set of references tofigures by Jonathan Stokes.

Vol. 1. pagg. 484. tabb. ®nes 2. Vol. 2. p. 485—

1151. ib. 1787.

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