A collection of chirurgical tracts
Subtitle: I. Of wounds of the head and brain. II. New discoveries relating to the cure of cancers. III. Chirurgical remarks on several curious cases. IV. The history and antiquity of the venereal disease. V. A new method of curing consumptions by specific medicines
By: written and collected by William Beckett ...
Contributors: Mandeville, Bernard, 1670-1733
Publisher: Printed for E. Curll, ... and sold by C. Rivington ... [and 7 others]
Published: 1740
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 113
Notes: "The natural secret history of both sexes: or, a modest defense of public stews. With an account of the present state of whoring in these kingdoms. By Luke Ogle, Esq. [pseud.; attributed to Bernard de Mandeville]. The fourth edition. London, Printed in the year M.DCC.XL:" xv, 113 p. at end.

ESTC T114928
Table of contents: title: I. Some account of Mr Beckett's life and writings. Addressed to Sir Hans Sloane; title: II. Chirurgical remarks on wounds of the head and brain; title: III. New discoveries relating to the cure of cancers; title: IV. The case of Dr Keil by Mr Rushworth of Northampton; title: V. Three curious dissections by John Ranby, Esq., surgeon to His Majesty's household; title: VI. A new method of curing consumptions by specific medicines, by Thomas Nevett, surgeon; title: VII. The natural secret history of both sexes. By Luke Ogle, Esq.; title: VIII. The laws and regulations of the stews in England; title: IX. The history and antiquity of the venereal disease in three letters to Dr Douglass, Dr Wagstaffe and Dr Halley.