1355663 A VIEW OF THE SCIENCE OF LIFE; ON THE PRINCIPLES ESTABLISHED IN THE ELEMENTS OF MEDICINE, OF THE LATE CELEBRATED JOHN BROWN, M.D. WITH AN ATTEMPT TO CORRECT SOME IMPORTANT ERRORS OF THAT WORK. AND CASES IN ILLUSTRATION, CHIEFLY SELECTED FROM THE RECORDS OF THEIR PRACTICE, AT THE GENERAL HOSPITAL, AT CALCUTTA. TO WHICH IS SUBJOINED A TREATISE ON THE ACTION OF MERCURY UPON LIVING BODIES, AND ITS APPLICATION FOR THE CURE OF DISEASES OF INDIRECT DEBILITY. AND A DISSERTATION ON THE SOURCE OF EPIDEMIC AND PESTILENTIAL DISEASES; IN WHICH IS ATTEMPTED TO PROVE, BY A NUMEROUS INDUCTION OF FACTS, THAT THEY NEVER ARISE FROM CONTAGION, BUT ARE ALWAYS PRODUCED BY CERTAIN STATES, OR CERTAIN VICISSITUDES OF THE ATMOSPHERE. Charles Maclean.
A VIEW OF THE SCIENCE OF LIFE; ON THE PRINCIPLES ESTABLISHED IN THE ELEMENTS OF MEDICINE, OF THE LATE CELEBRATED JOHN BROWN, M.D. WITH AN ATTEMPT TO CORRECT SOME IMPORTANT ERRORS OF THAT WORK. AND CASES IN ILLUSTRATION, CHIEFLY SELECTED FROM THE RECORDS OF THEIR PRACTICE, AT THE GENERAL HOSPITAL, AT CALCUTTA. TO WHICH IS SUBJOINED A TREATISE ON THE ACTION OF MERCURY UPON LIVING BODIES, AND ITS APPLICATION FOR THE CURE OF DISEASES OF INDIRECT DEBILITY. AND A DISSERTATION ON THE SOURCE OF EPIDEMIC AND PESTILENTIAL DISEASES; IN WHICH IS ATTEMPTED TO PROVE, BY A NUMEROUS INDUCTION OF FACTS, THAT THEY NEVER ARISE FROM CONTAGION, BUT ARE ALWAYS PRODUCED BY CERTAIN STATES, OR CERTAIN VICISSITUDES OF THE ATMOSPHERE
A VIEW OF THE SCIENCE OF LIFE; ON THE PRINCIPLES ESTABLISHED IN THE ELEMENTS OF MEDICINE, OF THE LATE CELEBRATED JOHN BROWN, M.D. WITH AN ATTEMPT TO CORRECT SOME IMPORTANT ERRORS OF THAT WORK. AND CASES IN ILLUSTRATION, CHIEFLY SELECTED FROM THE RECORDS OF THEIR PRACTICE, AT THE GENERAL HOSPITAL, AT CALCUTTA. TO WHICH IS SUBJOINED A TREATISE ON THE ACTION OF MERCURY UPON LIVING BODIES, AND ITS APPLICATION FOR THE CURE OF DISEASES OF INDIRECT DEBILITY. AND A DISSERTATION ON THE SOURCE OF EPIDEMIC AND PESTILENTIAL DISEASES; IN WHICH IS ATTEMPTED TO PROVE, BY A NUMEROUS INDUCTION OF FACTS, THAT THEY NEVER ARISE FROM CONTAGION, BUT ARE ALWAYS PRODUCED BY CERTAIN STATES, OR CERTAIN VICISSITUDES OF THE ATMOSPHERE
A VIEW OF THE SCIENCE OF LIFE; ON THE PRINCIPLES ESTABLISHED IN THE ELEMENTS OF MEDICINE, OF THE LATE CELEBRATED JOHN BROWN, M.D. WITH AN ATTEMPT TO CORRECT SOME IMPORTANT ERRORS OF THAT WORK. AND CASES IN ILLUSTRATION, CHIEFLY SELECTED FROM THE RECORDS OF THEIR PRACTICE, AT THE GENERAL HOSPITAL, AT CALCUTTA. TO WHICH IS SUBJOINED A TREATISE ON THE ACTION OF MERCURY UPON LIVING BODIES, AND ITS APPLICATION FOR THE CURE OF DISEASES OF INDIRECT DEBILITY. AND A DISSERTATION ON THE SOURCE OF EPIDEMIC AND PESTILENTIAL DISEASES; IN WHICH IS ATTEMPTED TO PROVE, BY A NUMEROUS INDUCTION OF FACTS, THAT THEY NEVER ARISE FROM CONTAGION, BUT ARE ALWAYS PRODUCED BY CERTAIN STATES, OR CERTAIN VICISSITUDES OF THE ATMOSPHERE
A VIEW OF THE SCIENCE OF LIFE; ON THE PRINCIPLES ESTABLISHED IN THE ELEMENTS OF MEDICINE, OF THE LATE CELEBRATED JOHN BROWN, M.D. WITH AN ATTEMPT TO CORRECT SOME IMPORTANT ERRORS OF THAT WORK. AND CASES IN ILLUSTRATION, CHIEFLY SELECTED FROM THE RECORDS OF THEIR PRACTICE, AT THE GENERAL HOSPITAL, AT CALCUTTA. TO WHICH IS SUBJOINED A TREATISE ON THE ACTION OF MERCURY UPON LIVING BODIES, AND ITS APPLICATION FOR THE CURE OF DISEASES OF INDIRECT DEBILITY. AND A DISSERTATION ON THE SOURCE OF EPIDEMIC AND PESTILENTIAL DISEASES; IN WHICH IS ATTEMPTED TO PROVE, BY A NUMEROUS INDUCTION OF FACTS, THAT THEY NEVER ARISE FROM CONTAGION, BUT ARE ALWAYS PRODUCED BY CERTAIN STATES, OR CERTAIN VICISSITUDES OF THE ATMOSPHERE

A VIEW OF THE SCIENCE OF LIFE; ON THE PRINCIPLES ESTABLISHED IN THE ELEMENTS OF MEDICINE, OF THE LATE CELEBRATED JOHN BROWN, M.D. WITH AN ATTEMPT TO CORRECT SOME IMPORTANT ERRORS OF THAT WORK. AND CASES IN ILLUSTRATION, CHIEFLY SELECTED FROM THE RECORDS OF THEIR PRACTICE, AT THE GENERAL HOSPITAL, AT CALCUTTA. TO WHICH IS SUBJOINED A TREATISE ON THE ACTION OF MERCURY UPON LIVING BODIES, AND ITS APPLICATION FOR THE CURE OF DISEASES OF INDIRECT DEBILITY. AND A DISSERTATION ON THE SOURCE OF EPIDEMIC AND PESTILENTIAL DISEASES; IN WHICH IS ATTEMPTED TO PROVE, BY A NUMEROUS INDUCTION OF FACTS, THAT THEY NEVER ARISE FROM CONTAGION, BUT ARE ALWAYS PRODUCED BY CERTAIN STATES, OR CERTAIN VICISSITUDES OF THE ATMOSPHERE

Dover: Samuel Bragg, 1801. Octavo, xi, 14-184 pp. Good; bound in contemporary leather with scattered surface marks and wear to spine edges and corners; boards slightly warped; binding tight; text block age-toned; pages show considerable foxing and age-toning throughout. MF consignment.

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