Lawrence, Richard (17.. – 18..)

« Richard Lawrence, veterinary surgeon, Birmingham. » Présentation de l’auteur (1801)

« Veterinario inglese autore di An enquiry into the structure and animal economy of the horse e di Observations on the causes wich constitute unsoundness in horses . » Bibliothèque du Quirinal

– Light Horse Drill describing the several evolutions in a progressive series, from the first rudiments to the manouvres of the squadron: (illustrated with copper plates) designed for the use of the privates and officers of the Volunteer Corps of Great-Britain. London, printed by V. Griffiths, and sold by Mr. Eggerton; Messrs. Hookham and Carpenter; Mr. Debrett; and Messrs. Robinsons, [1800?].
– An Inquiry into the Structure and Animal oeconomy of the Horse, comprehending the diseases to which his limbs and feet are subject, with proper directions for shoeing and pointing out a method for ascertaining his age until the twelfth year. To which is added an attempt to explain the laws of his progressive motion on mechanical and anatomical principles. The whole illustrated by eighteen copper plates. By Richard Lawrence, veterinary surgeon, Birmingham. Birmingham, London, Printed for the author and sold by Knott and Lloyd Birmingham, J. Wallis, Pater-noster row and G. Nichol Pall Mall, London, J. Wallis, and G. Nichol, MDCCI [1801].
– Observations on the Causes which constitute unsoundness in Horses, considered in regard to the sale and purchase of those animals. Dedicated to the gentlemen of the english bar. By Richard Lawrence, Veterinary Surgeon, Fellow of the Birmingham Philosophical Society, and Author of An Inquiry into the Structure and Animal Œconomy of the Horse. Birmingham, printed by R. Jabet, 1809.
– The Complete Farrier and British Sportsman, containing a systematic enquiry into the structure and animal economy of the horse. The causes, symptoms, and most approved methods of prevention and cure for every disease to which he is liable. A detection and exposure of the erroneous and bad methods of treatment generally adopted, with numerous approved and original recipes for various diseases. The whole rendered easy and familiar with a view to general utility and founded on the latest discoveries and experimental facts, to which the progress of improvement for the last 20 years in the Veterinary Art has led. Including a faithful delineation of the various dogs used in the sports of the field, with canine pathology, interspersed with sporting anecdotes and an account of the most celebrated horses, dogs, etc., etc., equally important and interesting to the British sportsman as well as innkeepers, coachmasters, farmers, owners of stage wagons, etc., embellished with a series of engravings executed in the first style of art, from original drawings in the possession of noblemen and gentlemen of the Turf, and copied by permission, exclusively for this work. By Richard Lawrence, veterinary surgeon, and author of "An Inquiry into the structure and animal oeconomy of the Horse" and"Observations on the Causes which constitute unsoundness in Horses". London, printed for T. Kelly, [1816].