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On the relations of free knowledge to moral sentiment. A lecture delivered in University College, London, on the 13th of October, 1847. As introductory to the session of 1847-8 / [Francis William Newman].

Substance of the work entitled fruits and farinacea : the proper food of man / by the late John Smith, of Malton ; edited by emeritus professor Francis William Newman, for the Vegetarian Society.

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On the relations of free knowledge to moral sentiment. A lecture delivered in University College, London, on the 13th of October, 1847. As introductory to the session of 1847-8 / [Francis William Newman].

Substance of the work entitled fruits and farinacea : the proper food of man / by the late John Smith, of Malton ; edited by emeritus professor Francis William Newman, for the Vegetarian Society.

The political side of the vaccination system; an essay read at the Birmingham Anti-Vaccination conference, October 26th, 1874 / by F.W. Newman.

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On the relations of free knowledge to moral sentiment. A lecture delivered in University College, London, on the 13th of October, 1847. As introductory to the session of 1847-8 / [Francis William Newman].

Substance of the work entitled fruits and farinacea : the proper food of man / by the late John Smith, of Malton ; edited by emeritus professor Francis William Newman, for the Vegetarian Society.

The political side of the vaccination system; an essay read at the Birmingham Anti-Vaccination conference, October 26th, 1874 / by F.W. Newman.