Author:Lionel Smith Beale

Lionel Smith Beale
(1828–1906)

Lionel Smith Beale

Works

• The microscope in its application to practical medicine (1858) [1]
• On the structure of the simple tissues of the human body; with some observations on their development, growth, nutrition and decay, and on certain changes occurring in disease ([1861]) [2]
• Disease germs : their supposed nature : an original investigation with critical remarks (1870) [3]
• Protoplasm : or, Life, matter, and mind (1870) [4]
• Life theories; their influence upon religious thought (1871) [5]
• Bioplasm: an introduction to the study of physiology & medicine (1872) [6]
• Protoplasm; or, Matter and life. With some remarks upon the "Confession" of Strauss (1874) [7]
• How to work with the microscope (1880) [8]
• On slight ailments : their nature and treatment ([1885]) [9]
• The new materialism : dictatorial scientific utterances and the decline of thought ([189-?]) [10]
• "Todd, Robert Bentley," in Dictionary of National Biography, 1885-1900, London: Smith, Elder, & Co. (1885–1900) in 63 vols.

Essays

• The mystery of life: an essay in reply to Dr. Gull's attack on the theory of vitality in his Harveian oration for 1870 (1871) [11]

Works about Beale

• "Obituary: Professor Lionel Smith Beale," in The Times (1906)
• "Beale, Lionel Smith," in Men of the Time (eleventh edition), by Thompson Cooper, London: George Routledge and Sons (1884)