Heads of a course of lectures, intended as an introduction to natural history, now delivering in the university at Cambridge
By: By B. Waterhouse, M.D. Professor of theory and practice of physick in the University of Cambridge, and of natural history in the College of Rhode-Island
Publisher: Printed by Bennett Wheeler?
Published: 1784
Place of publication: Providence?
Language: eng
Number of pages: 2
Notes: Waterhouse taught at Rhode Island College between 1784 and 1791.

Broadside with text in two columns separated with an ornamental line. The broadside differs from other editions identified by Shipton & Mooney (45406 and 43758) in text placement. The last line of the first column is "In all animals, whose individuals rise little above the," whereas in the Wheeler edition (Shipton & Mooney 45406), the last line of the first column is "Body, and of the Mind--and the Doctrine of the Union," and in the other edition (Shipton & Mooney 43758), the last line of the first column is "understanding."

Received as the gift of the Essex Institute, July 1965. Originally cataloged as part of HUC 8600 PF.

Received in the Harvard College Library on July 1, 1903 with Fine money. Originally cataloged as part of HUC 8600 PF.

Photostat copy of the top half of the broadside including the title text.

The HUA copy is missing the top of the broadside including most of the title text.