Chemistry, Meteorology, and the Function of Digestion Considered with Reference to Natural Theology

This 1834 treatise by the physician and biochemist William Prout supports the idea of a divine designer.

Zusammenfassung
Chemistry, Meteorology, and the Function of Digestion, written by physician and biochemist William Prout in 1834, was commissioned to support the idea that the natural world was made by a divine designer. His text covers chemistry, geology, the ocean, the planets, and processes of the human body.

Inhalt
Introduction; Part I. Of Chemistry: 1. Of the mutual operation of physical agents and of matter; 2. Of the inertia and activity of matter; 3. Of molecular or polarising forces; 4. Of chemical elementary principles; Part II. Of Meteorology: 1. Of the general structure of the earth; 2. Of heat and light; 3. Of the temperature of the earth; 4. Of the primary constituents of climate; 5. Of the secondary or subsidiary constituents of climate; 6. Of the adaptation of organised beings to climate; Part III. Of the Chemistry of Organisation: 1. Of the nature and composition of organised bodies in general; 2. Of the modes of nutrition; Of the digestive process; 4. Of the processes of assimilation; Appendix.

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