Remarks on the impositions of quacks
Subtitle: so much practiced in this Kingdom. Wherein is exposed to the public themeans of distinguishing them from able physicians and surgeons. And how much it is to be wished that the laws would appoint some effectual means to suppress these vile ways of practicing, so prejudicial to his Majesty's subjects
By: By Vint. B-t
Contributors: Sloane, Hans, Sir, 1660-1753, former owner; British Library; Medical Society of London
Publisher: Printed for the author, and sold by Mr. Darre, French book-binder
Published: 1728
Place of publication: London]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 16
Subjects: Quackery; Quacks and quackery
Notes: Signed Vincent Brest.--p. 16.

Date from internal evidence: "The 9th of December 1723, I was called ... to visit a gentleman ... There is very nigh five years the patient has been very well in health"--pp. 14-15.

ESTC T18354.

MST.294.1 MS corrections to imprint: "Mr." deleted, and "Darre" amended to "Darres". Sir Hans Sloane catalogue number "a.3608" at foot of t.p.