The ancient physician's legacy to his country
Subtitle: Being what he has collected himself, in fifty-eight years practice: or, an account of the several diseases incident to mankind; described in so plain a manner, that any person may know the nature of his own disease. Together with the several remedies for each distemper, faithfully set down. Designed for the use of all private families ...
By: By Thomas Dover, M.B.
Edition: The seventh edition. In this edition are very considerable additions; besides a great number of letters sent from several parts of England, of the extraordinary cures perform'd by crude mercury: with some remarks on the author of The use and abuse of mercury. To which is added, An essay on midwifery; and the moral conversation of the College of Physicians, in Latin and English, by way of appendix; together with a digression.
Publisher: Printed and sold by Henry Kent
Published: 1762
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 245
Subjects: Midwifery; Mercury; Pharmacology; Medicine; Early works to 1800; Therapeutic use; Royal College of Physicians of London
Notes: Head and tail pieces; initials.

ESTC (RLIN) T121069