Jones, Richard

Jones, Richard Foster. Ancients and modems a study of the rise of the scientific movement in seventeenth-century England. 2nd ed., with an index, new pref., and minor revisions ed. 1936 reprint, St Louis Washington Univ P, 1961. 354p. 

Jones, Richard Foster. The background of The battle of the books. St Louis Washington Univ, 1925 ... 

Jones, Richard Foster. The seventeenth century studies in the history of English thought and literature from Bacon to Pope, by Richard Foster Jones and others writing in his honor. Stanford (CA) Stanford Univ P, 1951. viii, 392 p... 

Crees, O. L. Senogles, E. Jones, Richard F. An Improved Demonstration of Colloid Flocculation, J. Chem. Educ. 1986, 63,715-716. 

The following people have proof read various parts of the manuscript. Some have read a few pages related to their own speciality, while others have read through and corrected several chapters. They include Ian Mercer (who has also helped me with many identifications over the years, and whose patience is unlimited), Mary Burland and Stephen Kennedy at the Gemmological Association of Great Britain Gary Jones, Richard Sabin, Jill Darrell, Dr Brian Rosen and Professor John Taylor at the Namral History Museum in London Dr Paul Jepson at the Institute of Zoology in London Dr Julia Horrocks of the University of the West Indies Christine Woodward Sylvia Katz and... 

David Huw Jones, Richard McWilliam and Alan Purvis... 

Jones, Richard E., and Kristin H. Lopez. Human Reproductive Biology. Rev. ed. London Academic Press, 2010. A comprehensive introductory textbook, heavily illustrated with diagrams and photographs. Each chapter includes a summary, further reading, and advanced reading list. 

EHmcan-Jones, Richard. The Purpose and Organization of the Alimenta." Papers of the British School at Rome, n.s. 19 (1964) 123-46. 

Jones RG, Kahovec J, Stepto R, Wilks ES. In Jones Richard G, Wilks Edward S, Val Meta-nomski W, Kahovec J, Hess M, Stepto R,... 

It is a pleasure to acknowledge the contribution of my former colleagues, Peter Jones, Richard Lovell, Richard Waring, and Alan Windle at the University of Cambridge, where much of the work described was performed. Particular thanks are due to Peter Jones for the use of... 

Jones, Richard L. (2004) Soft Machines, Oxford, Oxford University Press. 

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