The family cyclopaedia
Being a manual of useful and necessary knowledge, alphabetically arranged comprising all the recent inventions, discoveries, and improvements, in domestic economy, agriculture, and chemistry; the most approved methods of curing diseases, with the mode of treatment in cases of drowning, other accidents, and poisons; observations on diet and regimen. A comprehensive account of the most striking objects in natural history, animate and inanimate; and a detail of various processes in the arts and manufactures. Also, a concise view of the human mind and the passions, with their particular application to our improvement in education and morals
In two parts
2 volumes
London; Sherwood, Neely, and Jones 1821
