Squire, W.

A new royal and universal dictionary of arts and sciences: or, complete system of human knowledge containing not only all the various improvements that have been made by the learned and ingenious in every part of Europe to the present times, but also a very great variety of useful discoveries which have been communicated to the authors of this work by gentlemen of distinguished abilities ... : embellished with upwards of one hundred copper-plates drawn from real objects ... / The anatomical, chemical, and medicinal parts by M. Hinde, M.D. The mathematical parts by W. Squire ... Gardening and botany by T. [or rather J.] Marshall ... Criticism, grammar, poetry, theology, etc. by the Rev. Thomas Cooke, A.B., and the other parts by gentlemen of eminence in the several departments they have undertaken to elucidate.