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26 Fragments of the natural history of Pennsylvania; folio, 42 pages —1799. New views of the origin of the tribes and nations of America— octavo, 165 pages—1798. Supplement to a memoir concerning the fascinating faculty which has been ascribed to the rattlesnake and other North American serpents, in a letter to professor Zimmerman of Brunswick, in Germany—octavo, 38 pages, 1800. Memoir concerning the disease of Goitre, as it prevails in different parts of North America; octavo, 94 pages, 1800. Collections, &c. part first, second edition—64 pages, octavo— 1801. Elements of botany, or, outlines of the natural history of vegetables, illustrated by 30 plates, first edition, two volumes octavo, together 508 pages—1803. Collections, &c. part second first edition, 53 pages octavo— 1804. Facts, observations, and conjectures relative to the generation of the opossum of North America, in a letter to mons. Roume of Paris 8vo. 14 pages, 1809.</li> <li>A discourse on some of the principal desiderata in natural history, and on the best means of promoting the study of this science in the United States; read before the Philadelphia LinneanLinnaean [sic] Society, on the 10th of June 1807—octavo, 90 pages—1807.</li> <li>Some account of the Siren Lacertina, and other species of the same genus of amphibious animals: in a letter to Mr. John Gottlob Schneider of Saxony, with an outline engraving of the animal, from a finished drawing made by myself. Octavo, 34 pages, 1808.</li> <li>Collections, &c. 3d edition, octavo, 120 pages; 1810.</li> <li>A memoir concerning an animal of the class of reptilia, or amphibia, which is known in the United States by the names of alligator and hell-bender, with an engraving; octavo, 26 pages—1812.</li> <li>Flora Virginica: sive plantarum, praecipue indigenarum, Virginiae Historia inchoata. Iconibus illustrata. Pars prima, octavo, 74 pages. Printed in 1812, and going only as far as the </li></ol>