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Titles
- Teaching and the Expanding Knowledge1
- The Significance of Chemistry to Man in the Modern World1
- The five gateways of knowledge1
- The importance of liberal tastes and good intellectual habits as a provision for pure and permanent enjoyment: being an introductory lecture, delivered on the 5th December, 1837, before the Young Men's Association of Troy1
- The reformation of medical science, demanded by inductive philosophy: a discourse delivered before the "New-York Physicians' Society," on their anniversary, November 21, 18382
- The scholar in medicine: an address delivered before the Harvard Medical Alumni Association June 29, 18971
