Essay on quackery, and the dreadful consequences arising from taking advertised medicines
Subtitle: illustrated with remarks on their fatal effects: with an account of a recent death occasioned by quack medicine, and observations on the coroner's inquest taken on the body: interspersed with anecdotes of the most celebrated quacks of the present day. With a plan for the annihilation of quackery, and proposed means for supplying the deficiency in the revenue which would be occassioned by such a measure. To which are added, remarks on provincial bankers, &c., &c
Publisher: Printed and sold by T. Clayton, sold also by J. Cundee, London; Hough, Gloucester; Lewis, Newbury; Linden, Southampton; Brown, Staines; Farndell, Windsor; Pote and Williams, and Ingaldon, Eton; Johnston, and Perfect and Montgomery, Hull, [etc., etc.
Published: 1805
Place of publication: Kingston-upon-Hull
Language: eng
Number of pages: 140
Subjects: Quacks and quackery; Patent medicines; Banks and banking
Notes: Title within gold-leaf border.