New Narratives in Eighteenth-Century Chemistry

Chapter 1 A Revolution Nobody Noticed? Changes in Early Eighteenth-Century Chymistry

Chapter 2 Georg Ernst Stahl's Alchemical Publications: Anachronism, Reading Market, and A Scientific Lineage Redefined

Chapter 3 Chemistry without Principles: Herman Boerhaave on Instruments and Elements

Chapter 4 Practicing Chemistry “After the Hippocratical Manner”: Hippocrates and the Importance of Chemistry for Boerhaave's Medicine

Chapter 5 Public Lectures of Chemistry in Mid-Eighteenth-Century France

Chapter 6 Apothecary-Chemists in Eighteenth-Century Germany

Chapter 7 The Aberdeen Agricola: Chemical Principles and Practice in James Anderson's Georgics and Geology

Chapter 8 Dr. Thomas Beddoes (1760–1808): Chemistry, Medicine, and Books in the French and Chemical Revolutions

Chapter 9 Refl ections: “A Likely Story”