The ethereal physician, or, Medical electricity revived
Subtitle: its pretensions ... considered and examined, and its efficacy proved, in the prevention and cure of a great variety of diseases; with the details of upwards of sixty cures ... with some observations on the nature of the electric fluid, and hints concerning the best mode of applying it for medical purposes : no. I
By: by Thomas Brown ... ; to which is added a brief account of its medical practice, by Jesse Everett
Contributors: Everett, Jesse; G.J. Loomis & Co; Willard & Rawdon
Publisher: Printed for the author, by G.J. Loomis & Co. ...
Published: 1817
Place of publication: Albany
Language: eng
Number of pages: 152
Subjects: Electrotherapeutics; Electric Stimulation Therapy
Other titles: Ethereal physician.; Medical electricity revived.
Notes: "This pamphlet is designed to be the first in a series, of similar publications." - no. 1, p. [22] Only two numbers published?

No. 2 "printed for the authors, by E. and E. Hosford."

Title of no. 2 varies slightly.

"A supplement, containing some further observations, on the nature, and medical effect of the electric fluid": no. 1, p. [45]-60.

"A brief account of the application of electricity in the relief and cure of several diseases. By Jesse Everett": 10 p. at end of no. 1.

Includes indexes.

"A list of the principal authors and books quoted": no. 1, [1] p. following p. vi.

Shaw & Shoemaker 40338

Shoemaker 12009

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