6 vols.: Reprints of books and articles originally published 1713-1825: v. 1. Animal language, animal passions and animal morals -- v. 2. An essay on the future life of brutes, introduced with observation upon evil, its nature and origin / Richard Dean -- v. 3. A dissertation on the duty of mercy and sin of cruelty to brute animals / Humphry Primatt -- v. 4. The chain of being and The cry of nature -- v. 5. An essay on humanity to animals / Thomas Young -- v. 6. Lord Monboddo, orangutans and the origins of human nature.

6 vols. "Robert Boyle (1627-1691) was one of the most influential scientific and theological thinkers of his time. This is the first edition of his correspondence, transcribed from the original manuscripts. It is fully annotated, with an introduction and general index." (From the publisher's description)

4 vols. "Programmatically, The Enlightenment in America appears caught somewhere between personal "collection," in the author's term, and general "anthology." The collective aspects, the materials selected for inclusion, offer great range, but the choices themselves seem idiosyncratic, tending toward the esoteric and obscure rather than the canonical, with little or no justification given to selections made or not made." (From the Eighteenth Century Studies review by Robert A. Ferguson)

8 vols.: Pt. 1: 1650-1750. Vol. 1. 1650-1673 / edited by Paul Seaver ; with a general introduction by Mark Robson.-- Vol. 2. 1674-1699 / edited by Paul Seaver.-- Vol. 3. 1700-1716 / edited by Kelly McGuire.-- Vol. 4. 1717-1750 / edited by Kelly McGuire.-- Pt. 2: 1750-1850.-- Vol. 5. 1750-1799: Sermons, discourses, essays and treatises / edited by Jeffrey Merrick.-- Vol. 6. 1750-1799: Legal, medical, literary and miscellaneous texts, and newspapers and magazines / edited by Jeffrey Merrick.-- Vol. 7. 1800-1850: Legal contexts, religious writings and medical writers / edited by Darryl Lee.-- Vol. 8. 1800-1850: Medical writers (continued), statistical inquiries, social criticism, poetic and popular representations and cases / edited by Darryl Lee.

8 vols. "[...] the 'Indian and Pacific' correspondence gathered in these volumes ranges much more widely in geographical and conceptual terms than the title of the series would suggest. There is, for example, important material on Africa and America [...] future scholars across a variety of disciplines will have cause to be grateful."

"The book aims to explore the early modern context for old age, taking in different theoretical, methodological and heuristic viewpoints. In doing so, it takes in a broad view of the range of physiological factors seen as affecting the the ageing body, and the notion of old age itself as a disease [...] The basis of his study is a survey of over 170 medical texts (gerocomies) written by licensed practitioners across Europe between 1500 and 1800" (From the British Journal for the History of Science review by Alun Withey)

A heavily illustrated exhibition catalog. "Helfland writes interestingly of the nature and history of quackery in its manifold forms, but the main interest of the book is of course in the illustrations (some of which are colored) and annotations of the exhibits" (From the Papers of the Bibliographical Society of America review)

6 vols.: v. 1. The early period, 1765-1784, letters 1765-1782 -- v. 2. The early period, 1765-1784, letters 1782-1784 -- v. 3. The middle period, 1785-1799, letters 1785-1790 -- v. 4. The middle period, 1785-1799, letters 1790-1799 -- v. 5. The late period, 1800-1820, letters 1800-1809 -- v. 6. The late period, 1800-1820, letters 1809-1820.

8 vols.: v. 1. Black writers / edited by Sukhdev Sandhu and David Dabydeen -- v. 2. The abolition debate / edited by Peter J. Kitson -- v. 3. The emancipation debate / edited by Debbie Lee -- v. 4. Verse / edited by Alan Richardson -- v. 5. Drama / edited by Jeffrey N. Cox -- v. 6. Fiction / edited by Srinivas Aravamudan -- v. 7. Medicine and the West Indian slave trade / edited by Alan Bewell -- v. 8. Theories of race / edited by Peter J. Kitson.

A heavily illustrated exhibition catalog. "Helfland writes interestingly of the nature and history of quackery in its manifold forms, but the main interest of the book is of course in the illustrations (some of which are colored) and annotations of the exhibits" (From the Papers of the Bibliographical Society of America review)

8 vols. "Clarke's general rubrics for the eight volumes are: The Beginnings; The New Worlds; The Marvels of Mechanism; Women's Rights; Yea and Nay; Woman Triumphant; The Next Great War; Disasters-To-Come; and the End of the World. The Works included [...] are The Reign of George IV; The Coming Race; Three Hundred Years Hence; A Crystal Age; The Wreck of a World; An American Emperor; The Revolt of Man; Lesbia Newman; Star of the Morning; The Sex Triumphant; The Battle of Dorking; The Second Armada; The Invasion of England; The Siege of London; The New Centurion; The Next Naval War; The Death Trap; The Great Raid; Under the Red Ensign; The Doom of the Great City; The Salvation of Nature; and The Lord of the World (From the Science Fiction Studies review by Paul Alkon)

8 vols.: v. 1. Science as polite culture / edited by Cheryce Kramer, Trea Martyn, Michael Newton -- v. 2. Sciences of body and mind / edited by Clark Lawlor and Akihito Suzuki -- v. 3. Earthly powers / edited by Richard Hamblyn -- v. 4. Flora / edited by Charlotte Grant -- v. 5. Fauna / edited by David Clifford -- v. 6. Astronomy / edited by Rob Iliffe -- v. 7. Natural philosophy / edited by Rob Iliffe -- v. 8. Chemistry / edited by Brian Dolan.

8 vols.: v. 1: Negotiating boundaries / edited by Piers J. Hale and Jonathan Smith -- v. 2: Victorian science as cultural authority / edited by Suzy Anger and James Paradis -- v. 3: Science, religion and natural theology / edited by Richard England and Jude V. Nixon -- v. 4: The evolutionary epic / edited by David Amigoni and James Elwick -- v. 5: New audiences for science: women, children, labourers / edited by Claire Brock -- v. 6: Science, race and imperialism / edited by Marwa Elshakry and Sujit Sivasundaram -- v. 7: Science as romance / edited by Ralph O’Connor and Melanie Keene -- v. 8: Marginal and occult sciences / edited by Roger Luckhurst and Justin Sausman -- Index.