Writings
- Elementary Treatise on Heat (1866; sixth edition, revised, 1895)
- Lessons in Elementary Physics (1871)
- Physics (1872)
- The Conservation of Energy (1875; ninth edition, 1900)
- Lessons in Practical Physics with W. H. Gee, (volume i, 1885; volume ii, 1887)
- Books by Balfour Stewart available in the Internet Archive
- Books by Balfour Stewart available in Google Books
- Papers by Balfour Stewart available in Google Scholar
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