A Treatise on the Scurvy.
Subtitle: In Three Parts. Containing An Inquiry into the Nature, Causes, and Cure, of that Disease. Together with A Critical and Chronological View of what has been published on the Subject.
By: By James Lind, M. D., Physician to his Majesty's Royal Hospital at Haslar near Portsmouth, and Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians in Edinburgh.
Edition: The Third Edition, enlarged and improved.
Publisher: Printed for S. Crowder, D. Wilson and G. Nicholls, T. Cadell, T. Becket and Co., G. Pearch, and W. Woodfall.
Published: 1772
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Format: Hardcover
Number of pages: 582
Subjects: Scurvy; Early works to 1800
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and indices.

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Table of contents: title: PART I.; title: Preliminary Discourses.; pagenum: Page; label: CHAP. I.
title: A Critical history of the different accounts of this disease
pagenum: 1; label: CHAP. II.
title: Of the several divisions of this disease, viz. into scurvies cold and hot, acid and alcaline, &c.
pagenum: 17; label: CHAP. III.
title: Of the distinction commonly made into a land and sea scurvy
pagenum: 29; label: CHAP. IV.
title: Of the scurvy being connate, hereditary, and infectious
pagenum: 40; title: _____________________________________; title: PART II.; label: CHAP. I.
title: The true causes of the disease, from observations made upon it, both at sea and land
pagenum: 44; label: CHAP. II.
title: The diagnostics, or symptoms
pagenum: 98; label: CHAP. III.
title: The prognostics
pagenum: 129; label: CHAP. IV.
title: The prophylaxis, or means of preventing this disease, especially at sea
pagenum: 138; label: CHAP. V.
title: The cure of the disease, and its symptoms
pagenum: 194; label: CHAP. VI.
title: The theory
pagenum: 226; label: CHAP. VII.
title: Dissections
pagenum: 239; label: CHAP. VIII.
title: The nature of the symptoms, deduced and explained from the foregoing theory and dissections
pagenum: 245; label: CHAP. IX.
title: The supplement
pagenum: 256; title: _____________________________________; title: PART III.; label: CHAP. I.
title: Passages in ancient authors, supposed to refer to the scurvy; together with the first accounts of it
pagenum: 283; label: CHAP. II.
title: Bibliotheca scorbutica: or, A chronological view of what has hitherto been published on the scurvy
pagenum: 302; title: _____________________________________; title: POSTSCRIPT.; label: SECT I.
title: Appearances on dissection of scorbutic bodies
pagenum: 495; label: SECT II.
title: Effects of the scurvy on other diseases
pagenum: 504; label: SECT III.
title: State of the blood and secretions in the scurvy
pagenum: 511; label: SECT IV.
title: Observations on the causes productive of the scurvy
pagenum: 516; label: SECT V.
title: The cure
pagenum: 520; label: SECT VI.
title: Further observations on the cure. Conclusion
pagenum: 533; title: Appendix
pagenum: 545