Fayrer, Joseph Sir
1824 – 1907
Books
- On the nature and physiological action of the crotalus-poison as compared with that of naja tripudians and other Indian venomous snakes
- The thanatophidia of India
- Addresses and papers
- Regulations as to defects of vision which disqualify candidates for admission into the civil or military government services
- On the nature of snake-poison
- Inaugural address
- On preservation of health in India
- Inaugural address to the Epidemiological Society, delivered on November 3, 1880
- Malaria
- On serpent-worship and on the venomous snakes of India
- Opening address [to the Medical Society]
- The natural history and epidemiology of cholera
- Inspector-general Sir James Ranald Martin
- Indian snakes and their poison
- Rainfall and climate in India
- On the origin, habits and diffusion of cholera, and what may be done to prevent or arrest its progress, and to mitigate its ravages
- Note on independent pulsation of the pulmonary veins and vena cava
- H.R.H. the Duke of Edinburgh in India
- Notes of a short address to the candidates at the opening of the Army Medical School at Netley, April 1st, 1875
- Introductory address [to the Medical Society]
- On the climate and fevers of India
- The size of the Indian tiger
- The venomous snakes of India
- Venomous animals
- Clinical surgery in India
- Medical and surgical papers
- The sacrifice of education
- Destruction of life in India by wild animals
- An introductory address to the students of the Calcutta Medical College, on the 15th June 1803
- The thanatophidia of India, being a description of the venomous snakes of the Indian peninsula, with an account of the influence of their poison on life
- The royal tiger of Bengal
- On preservation of health in India
- Recollections of my life
- Home lessons after school hours
- Size of the tiger
- Aphasia and death resulting from softening in left anterior cerebral lobe and cerebellum, due to atheromatous degeneration and embolism of the cerebral arteries
- [Addresses and papers]
- Tropical dysentery and chronic diarrhoea, liver abscess, malarial cachexia, insolation, with other forms of tropical disease : and on health of European children and others in India
- Presidential address at the Epidemiological Society, delivered on November 5th, 1879
- European child-life in Bengal
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