SECTION III. — HISTORY. lOI

Claasen, H.
Kurzer Ueberblick uber die Zuckerindustrie Deutschlands. Bernburg,
Clarus, Johann Christian August, und Johann Christian Leopold Reinhold. Si-e Sue, Pierre (le jeune).
Closmadeuc, G. de.
La pharmacie a Vannes avant la revolution. Vannes, 1862. 8vo.
COLLOT, T.
Chimie industrielle. La potasse et les sels neutres de potasse, iode, salpetre et nitrate de soude, a I'Exposition universelle de 1878. Paris, 1879. 8vo.
Cone, Andrew, and Walter R. Johns.
Petrolia. A brief History of the Pennsylvania Petroleum Region, its development, growth, resources, etc. From 1859 to 1869. New York, 1870. pp. iv-652, 8vo.
Conring, Hermann.
De hermetica ^gyptiorum vetere et Paracelsica nova medicina liber unus ; quo simul in Hermetis Trismegisti omnem, ac universam cum ^gyptiorum tum chemicorum doctrinam animadvertitur. Helmstadii, 1648. 4to. New edition in 1669.
Conring attacks the extreme antiquity assigned to Alchemy, and provokes a reply by Borrichius, ^. v.
Cooper, Thomas.
Introductory Lecture [on Chemistry] at Carlisle College, Pennsylvania. Carlisle, 181 2. pp. viii-236, 8vo.
Reviews the history of chemistry. The notes and references (pp. 101-236) are very full. The author was Professor of Chemistry at Carlisle and afterwards at Columbia, S. C, where he became President of the Uni- versity. Cooper was a friend of Priestley, whom he followed to America.
Cortenovis, Angelo Maria.
Che la platina Americana era un metallo conosciuto dagli antichi . . . BassaYio, 1790. Extract in Ann. chim., xii, 1792.
COSSART, LUDOVICUS.
De eximiis in vita civili chemiae usibus, praesertim respectu Livoniae. Regiomonti, 1783. 4to.
Coz6, R.
Considerations sur I'etude des sciences tirees de I'histoire de la chimie. Strasbourg, 1832. 4to.
I02 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF CHEMISTRY.
Cozzi, Andrea.
Storia dei piii grandi progress! della scienza elettrica. Firenze, 1838.
Cremer, a., und F. Esser.
Das neue chemische Laboratorium zu Berlin. Berlin, 1868. Fol.
Cron, Johann Christoph.
De praestantia et utilitate studii chymici. Gottingse, 1735. 4to.
Cronsaz, Johannes Petrus.
De physicse origine et progressionibus. Groninger, 1724. 410.
Crum-Brown, Alexander.
The Development of the Idea of Chemical Composition. Inaugural Lecture. Edinburgh, 1869.
CuviER, Georges.
*Histoire des sciences naturelles pendant la deuxieme moiti6 du XVIIIe siecle et une partie du XIXe chez tous les peuples connus. Com- mencee au College de France par G. C , completee par Magdeleine de Saint-Agy. Paris, 1843. 2 vols., 8vo.
Vol. II contains a section on the history of chemistry. With characteristic national jealousy, Cuvier attributes Priestley's discovery of oxygen to his hearing a lecture by the French chemist Bayen, who reduced pre- cipitate/^^ se. Bayen, however, noted only the metal and entirely dis- regarded the escaping gas.
Rapport historique sur les progres des sciences physiques et naturelles depuis 1789 et sur leur etat actuel, presente au gouvernement le 6. F^vrier, 1808, par I'lnstitut royal de France. Paris, 1810. 8vo. Nouvelle edition, 1827. 8vo.
Dachauer, G.
Ozon. Eine gedrangte Zusammenstellung bisher gewonnener Resultate. Miinchen, 1864. pp. 204, 8vo.
Compa7'e Moigno, Abbe, L'ozone, etc. Also, in Section I, Leeds, A. R.
Daguerre, Louis Jacques Mand£.
*Historique et description des proced^s du Daguerreotype et du Diorama. Nouvelle Edition corrigee, et augmentee du portrait de I'auteur. Paris, 1839. pp. 76, 8vo. Portrait of Daguerre and six plates.
Das Daguerreotype und das Diorama, oder genaue und authentische Beschreibung meines Verfahrens und meiner Apparate zu Fixiring der Bilder der Camera ob- scura und der von mir bei dem Diorama angewendeten