treatise on sympathy
Subtitle: in two parts : Part I. On the nature of sympathy in general, that of antipathy, and the force of imagination, and on their extensive importance and relation to the animal oeconomy : with many interesting observations on medical sympathy.  Part II. On febrile sympathy and consent, and on the balance and connection of extreme vessels : illustrated by practical remarks, and a new explanation of the various affections of the stomach and skin in fever : in which is attempted, a full refutation of the doctrine delivered on the same subject from the practical chair at the University of Edinburgh
By: by Seguin Henry Jackson ... --
Contributors: Saunders, William, 1741-1820 (association); Relph, John, d. 1804 (autograph)
Publisher: Printed for the author; and sold by J. Murray ...
Published: 1781
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 274
Subjects: Sympathy (Physiology)
Notes: Page xv numbered: ii.

Includes index.

RBSC copy.  Ex libris William Saunders.  With the autograph of John Relph on t.p.