- 1Dedication
- 2Editor’s Preface
- 3Memoires of Naturall Remarques in the County of Wilts
- 4Preface
- 5Introductory Chapter
- 6Chapter I — Air
- 7Chapter II — Springs Medicinall
- 8Chapter III — Rivers
- 9Chapter IV — Soiles
- 10Chapter V — Mineralls and Fossills
- 11Chapter VI — Stones
- 12Chapter VII — Of Formed Stones
- 13Chapter VIII — An Hypothesis of the Terraqueous Globe. A Digression
- 14Chapter IX — Of Plants
- 15Chapter X — Beastes
- 16Chapter XI — Fishes
- 17Chapter XII — Birds
- 18Chapter XIII — Reptils and Insects
- 19Chapter XIV — Of Men and Woemen
- 20Chapter XV — Diseases and Cures
- 21Chapter XVI — Observations on Parish Registers, According to the Wa…
- 22Part II
- 23Chapter II — Of the Grandeur of the Herberts, Earles of Pembroke
- 24Chapter III — Of Learned Men That Had Pensions Granted to Them by t…
- 25Chapter IV — Of Gardens — Lavington Garden, Chelsey Garden
- 26Chapter V — Arts: Liberall and Mechanick
- 27Chapter VI — Architecture
- 28Chapter VII — Agriculture
- 29Chapter VIII — The Downes
- 30Chapter IX — Wooll
- 31Chapter X — Falling of Rents
- 32Chapter XI — Historie of Cloathing
- 33Chapter XII — Eminent Cloathiers of This County
- 34Chapter XIII — Faires and Marketts
- 35Chapter XIV — Of Hawks and Hawking
- 36Chapter XV — The Race
- 37Chapter XVI — Of the Number of Attornies in This Countie Now and He…
- 38Chapter XVII — Of Fatalities of Families and Places
- 39Chapter XVIII — Accidents
- 40Chapter XIX — Seates
- 41Chapter XX — Draughts of the Seates and Prospects
The Natural History of Wiltshire
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