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The endemial colic of Devon, not caused by a solution of lead in the cyder. A particular reply is here given to Dr. Saunders's answer, to cursory remarks; with some farther remarks on Dr. Baker's essay on that subject ... / [Thomas Alcock].

Report from the Committee appointed to examine the physicians who have attended His Majesty [George III] during his illness, touching the present state of His Majesty's health.

Sir George Baker. Lithograph by G. P. Harding, 1837, after O. Humphry.

Report of the Lords Committees appointed to examine the physicians who have attended His Majesty [George III] during his illness. Touching the state of His Majesty's health.

Sir George Baker and lead poisoning / H.A. Waldron.

An essay concerning the cause of the endemial colic of Devonshire, which was read in the Theatre of the College of Physicians, in London, on the twenty-ninth day of June, 1767, / by George Baker.

Opuscula medica, iterum edita / auctore George Baker.

A letter ... to Dr. Baker, on the means of procuring a distinct and favourable kind of small-pox. And on the use of cold air and cold water in putrid fevers / [Thomas Glass].

An inquiry into the merits of a method of inoculating the small-pox, which is now practised in several counties of England / By George Baker.

A treatise on the venereal disease / by John Hunter.

Medical tracts, read at the College of Physicians between the years 1767 and 1785 / By Sir George Baker, bart. Collected and republished by his son [Sir Frederick Francis Baker].

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Baker, George, 1722-1809

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Opuscula medica, iterum edita / auctore George Baker.

A letter ... to Dr. Baker, on the means of procuring a distinct and favourable kind of small-pox. And on the use of cold air and cold water in putrid fevers / [Thomas Glass].

An inquiry into the merits of a method of inoculating the small-pox, which is now practised in several counties of England / By George Baker.

A treatise on the venereal disease / by John Hunter.

Medical tracts, read at the College of Physicians between the years 1767 and 1785 / By Sir George Baker, bart. Collected and republished by his son [Sir Frederick Francis Baker].