Sire, when the good of society is the aim of an individual, and when his exertions to avert some of the evils to which it is subject, meet with the success his hopes aspired to: may he be permitted the honour of laying his labours at the feet of Majesty? ...
Ruspini, Bartholomew,1728-1813.
[London,
1794]
An advertisement for "The Chevalier Ruspini's Balsamic styptic solution" in the form of a collection of letters, some dated, the latest date being: Sept. 2, 1794.
The first letter signed: Bartholomew Ruspini.
Title from opening words of the text.
ESTC
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