Some considerations touching the vsefvlnesse of experimental naturall philosophy
Subtitle: propos'd in a familiar discourse to a friend by way of invitation to the study of it. The second tome, containing the later section of the second part
By: By the Honorable Robert Boyle Esq; fellow of the Royal Society
Publisher: Printed by Henry Hall, for Ric. Davis.
Published: 1671
Place of publication: Oxford
Language: eng
Notes: Head- and tailpieces; initials; side notes.

Each part has separate pagination and signatures.

Fulton: 53

Wing: 4031
Table of contents: title: I. Containing some generall considerations about the meanes, whereby experimental philosophy may become vsefull to humane life.; title: II. Of the vsefulnesse of mathematicks to naturall philosophy.; title: III. Of the vsefulness of mechanicall disciplines to naturall philosophy.; title: IV. That the goods of mankind may be much encreased by the naturalists insight into trades: with an appendix.; title: V. Of doing by physicall knowledge what is wont to require manuall skill.; title: VI. Of mens great ignorance of the vses of naturall things.