The cooper's son, or, The prize of virtue, a tale of the Revolution.

p. [133]-144 advertising matter.

Prize bridges, 1928-1940.

Mode of access: Internet.

Root crops for stock feeding, and how to grow them. Comp. from the prize essays and practical experience.

Mode of access: Internet.

The medical profession : being the essay to which was awarded the first Carmichael prize of £200 by the Council of the Royal College of Surgeons, Ireland, 1879 /

Includes index.

Experiments on the red and quill Peruvian bark: with observations on its history, mode of operation, and uses; and on some other subjects connected with the phænomena and doctrines of vegetable astringents. Being a dissertation which gained the first prize given by the Harveian Society of Edinburgh for the year 1784.

Numbers 133-136 repeated in the pagination.

Prize essay on the fishes of the district of the Firth of Forth.

Mode of access: Internet.

An essay on the spirit and influence of the Reformation by Luther. The work which obtained the prize on this question, (proposed by the NationalInstitute of France, in the public sitting of the 15th Germinal, in the year X.) "What has been the influence of the Reformation by Luther, and on the progress of knowledge?"

"Appendix. Sketch of the history of the church": p. [269]-323.

Prize letters to students.

Mode of access: Internet.

Boylston prize dissertations for the years 1836 and 1837 /

Includes bibliographical references.

Essays on practical agriculture, including his prize essays, carefully revised.

Another ed. published in New York (c1843) with title: Southern agriculture.

Observations upon emigration to Upper Canada, being the prize essay, for which was awarded a gold medal, from the Upper Canada Celtic Society.

Mode of access: Internet.

Oxford prize poems: being a collection of such English poems as have at various times obtained prizes in the University of Oxford.

"Beneficial effects of inoculation" by William Lipscomb: p. 23-32.

Essay on the prize-question, whether the use of distilled liquors, or traffic in them, is compatible, at the present time, with making a profession of Christianity? /

A reply to "questions as originally proposed through the agency of the secretary of the American Temperance Society."--P. [3].

The Hulsean prize essay for the year 1830.

The futility of attempts to represent the miracles recorded in Scripture as effects produced in the ordinary course of nature.

Triumphs of liberty; the prize ode, recited by Mr. Finn, at the Boston Theatre, on the anniversary of Washington's birth-day, February 22, 1825. ...

Mode of access: Internet.