On 20 May 1663 Henshaw was elected Fellow of the Royal Society. He practised in Dublin as a physician, but died in London in September 1673, and was buried on 13 September in Kensington Church. His will, dated 6 August 1673, was proved at London on the following 11 September by his sister, Anne Grevys.[2]
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Henshaw was author of a treatise Aero-Chalinos (1664)[3] concerned with "fresh air" and its medical value.[4] A second edition (London, 1677) was printed by order of the Royal Society, at a meeting held on 1 March 1677, having been prepared for the press by Thomas Henshaw. It was reviewed in Philosophical Transactions (xii. 834–5) by Henry Oldenburg.[2]
^ abWallis, Patrick. "Henshaw, Nathaniel". Oxford Dictionary of National Biography (online ed.). Oxford University Press. doi:10.1093/ref:odnb/12988. (Subscription or UK public library membership required.)
^Aero-Chalinos: or a Register for the Air; in five Chapters. 1. Of Fermentation. 2. Of Chylification. 3. Of Respiration. 4. Of Sanguification. 5. That often changing the Air is a friend to health. Also a discovery of a new method of doing it, without removing from one place to another, by means of a Domicil, or Air-Chamber, fitted to that purpose. For the better preservation of Health, and cure of Diseases, after a new Method, Dublin, 1664.
^Peter Brimblecombe (26 July 2012). The Big Smoke (Routledge Revivals): A History of Air Pollution in London since Medieval Times. Routledge. pp. 56–. ISBN978-1-136-70329-4.
^R. Hillyer (18 November 2013). Divided between Carelessness and Care: A Cultural History. Springer. p. 63. ISBN978-1-137-36863-8.
nathaniel, henshaw, baptised, 1628, 1673, english, physician, original, fellow, royal, society, life, edithe, younger, benjamin, henshaw, died, december, 1631, wife, anne, daughter, william, bonham, london, thomas, henshaw, elder, brother, first, studied, medi. Nathaniel Henshaw M D baptised 1628 1673 was an English physician and original Fellow of the Royal Society 1 Life editHe was a younger son of Benjamin Henshaw died 4 December 1631 and his wife Anne daughter of William Bonham of London Thomas Henshaw was his elder brother 2 He first studied medicine at the University of Padua in 1649 1 He was entered for the physic course at Leyden University on 4 November 1653 proceeded M D there and was admitted M D ad eundem at Trinity College Dublin in the summer term 1664 2 On 20 May 1663 Henshaw was elected Fellow of the Royal Society He practised in Dublin as a physician but died in London in September 1673 and was buried on 13 September in Kensington Church His will dated 6 August 1673 was proved at London on the following 11 September by his sister Anne Grevys 2 Works editHenshaw was author of a treatise Aero Chalinos 1664 3 concerned with fresh air and its medical value 4 A second edition London 1677 was printed by order of the Royal Society at a meeting held on 1 March 1677 having been prepared for the press by Thomas Henshaw It was reviewed in Philosophical Transactions xii 834 5 by Henry Oldenburg 2 Papers written by Henshaw on saltpetre and gunpowder were strongly attacked by Henry Stubbe 5 Notes edit a b Wallis Patrick Henshaw Nathaniel Oxford Dictionary of National Biography online ed Oxford University Press doi 10 1093 ref odnb 12988 Subscription or UK public library membership required a b c d Stephen Leslie Lee Sidney eds 1891 Henshaw Nathaniel Dictionary of National Biography Vol 26 London Smith Elder amp Co Aero Chalinos or a Register for the Air in five Chapters 1 Of Fermentation 2 Of Chylification 3 Of Respiration 4 Of Sanguification 5 That often changing the Air is a friend to health Also a discovery of a new method of doing it without removing from one place to another by means of a Domicil or Air Chamber fitted to that purpose For the better preservation of Health and cure of Diseases after a new Method Dublin 1664 Peter Brimblecombe 26 July 2012 The Big Smoke Routledge Revivals A History of Air Pollution in London since Medieval Times Routledge pp 56 ISBN 978 1 136 70329 4 R Hillyer 18 November 2013 Divided between Carelessness and Care A Cultural History Springer p 63 ISBN 978 1 137 36863 8 Attribution nbsp This article incorporates text from a publication now in the public domain Stephen Leslie Lee Sidney eds 1891 Henshaw Nathaniel Dictionary of National Biography Vol 26 London Smith Elder amp Co Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Nathaniel Henshaw amp oldid 1212365880, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
