A dissertation on the ancient and noted doctrine of revulsion and derivation: wherein the absurdity of the principles, on which the notion of revulsion was ... founded is ... demonstrated ... and ... that all drains, whether by bleeding, issues, setons, etc., should by made near ... to the part affected
By: [Giles Watts]
Publisher: G. Keith
Published: 1754
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 69
Notes: ESTC N28571.

Copy 1 Note: Has bound with it some extracts from the Gentleman's Mag., v. 16-17, Dec. 1746-Jan. 1747, on diseases of cattle, etc.