"Ireland was one of the few places in Europe, or around the
Mediterranean, where the Romans never actually built a bath, and where,
consequently, there were no Roman ruins to copy."
1.
'Paradoxes of patrimonialization' / Rudi Laermans Open 7: (No) memory. Rotterdam : NAi Uitgevers)
2.
Pillars of Hercules, or, a narrative of travels in Spain & Morocco in
1848 / David Urquhart. — London : Bentley, 1850
3.
Quoted in: 'The Turkish Bath Movement' Free Press
(18 Oct 1856) p.75
4.
The Turkish bath, with a view to its introduction in the British
Dominions / David Urquhart; edited by Richard Barter (Bryce, 1856)
5.
Anglo-Turkish bath or, the modern application of the ancient Roman
Therma as a hygienic prophylactic, a therapeutic agent with practical
suggestions how and when it should be employed / York James Moore. —
London : Simpkin Marshall, 1861
6.
Improvements in heating and ventilating buildings, and in apparatus
connected therewith / Richard Barter. — London : E & S, 1859. — (Letters
Patent: 1859, 22th January; no.208)
7.
Quoted in:The New Irish bath versus the old
Turkish, or, pure air versus vapour: being an answer to the
mis-statements of Drs Madden and Corrigan; ‘Photophilus’ (ed)
(Dublin: McGee, 1860) p.8
8.
The New Irish bath versus the old Turkish, or, pure air versus vapour:
being an answer to the errors and mis-statements of Drs Madden and
Corrigan / edited by Photophilus. — Dublin : William McGee, 1860
9.
'Letter to the Editor' / Dr Thomas Garlike. — The Lancet
(2 Mar 1861)
10.
'Letter to the Editor' / Dr Henry W Kiallmark. — The Lancet (19
Jan 1861)
11.
'Liverpool Architectural Society: lecture on Turkish baths' / W H Hay
Builder (16 Feb 1861) p.106