Duncan, Andrew

Heads of lectures affording practical illustrations of pathology

The Edinburgh new dispensatory

The Edinburgh new dispensatory: containing I. The elements of pharmaceutical chemistry

Observations on the structure of hospitals for the treatment of lunatics, and on the general principles on which the cure of insanity may be most successfully conducted

An address to the students of medicine at Edinburgh

Doutrina das enfermidades venereas

Lectures on the theory and practice of medicine

Elements of the therapeutics

Observations on the distinguishing symptoms of three different species of pulmonary consumption

An account of the life, writings, and character, of the late Dr John Hope, Professor of Botany in the University of Edinburgh

Letter from Dr Duncan senior

Advice [in verse] given to the rich and great, by a physician, who has very nearly arrived at the eightieth year of his age, from the top of Arthur's Seat ... on the 1st of May 1822

Observations on the office of a faithful teacher, and on the duty of an attentive student of medicine, delivered as an introductory lecture to the institutions of medicine in the University of Edinburgh, on the 29th of October 1823

Elements of therapeutics

As the observations with which Dr Duncan sen. concluded his lectures on the subject of the human blood, delivered during his winter course, on the institutions of medicine, at Edinburgh, on the 15th of December 1824, may perhaps be incorrectly reported by some of his hearers, he has thought it right to put them in print, in the words in which they were delivered by him, that each of his students may be enabled to give a fair report of them

A letter to His Majesty's sheriffs-depute in Scotland, recommending the establishment of four national asylums for the reception of criminal and pauper lunatics ...

Clinical lectures

An account of the life and writings of the late Alexr. Munro Senr

Opinion delivered by Dr Duncan senior, in the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh, on the 13th of September 1808, upon a charge against Dr Gregory, for wilful and deliberate violation of truth

Meditations on the top of Arthur's Seat a high hill near Edinburgh at an early hour in the morning, on the 1st of May 1819

Contemplations [in verse] on the top of Arthur's Seat ...

Elements of therapeutics

A letter to Sir William Fettes, Bart

An alphabetical list of the materia medica; intended as a synopsis of lectures on that subject

An Account of the tenia or long tape worm

Elements of therapeutics, or, first principles of the practice of physic

Conclusion of a clinical lecture at Edinburgh, 7th March 1815

A letter to Dr. James Gregory of Edinburgh, in consequence of certain printed papers intituled 'The viper and file', There is wisdom in silence, An old story, &c. ... which have lately been distributed by him

A letter to Dr Robert Jones of Caermarthenshire, in answer to the account which he has published of the case of Mr John Braham Isaacson student of medicine, and to the injurious aspersions which he has thrown out against the physicians who attended Mr Isaacson

Meditations on the top of Arthur's Seat ... at an early hour in the morning, on the 1st of May, 1819

Meditation [in verse] on the top of Arthur's Seat ... occasioned by ... the death of ... the Princess Charlotte of Wales. 1st May 1818

Contributions to morbid anatomy

A short account of the life of the right honourable Sir Joseph Banks, K.B., president of the Royal Society of London read at the fortieth anniversary of the Harveian Society of Edinburgh, on the 12th of April 1821

Notes, with additions, interlineations and observations

Medical cases

Observations on the office of a faithful teacher, and on the duty of an attentive student of medicine

A discourse read at the annual election meeting of the Caledonian Horticultural Society, December 5, 1822

Tribute of veneration, addressed to the first meeting of the Loyal Edinburgh Association, for Commemorating the Reign of George III

An humble apology for the father of our College, Dr. Duncan, senior

A speech delivered at a quarterly statutory meeting of the Senatus Academicus of the University of Edinburgh

A system of the practice of medicine