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The guardian of health, long-life, and happiness: or, Dr. Graham's general directions as to regimen, etc ... To which are added, the Christians universal, being a paraphrase on Our Lord's prayer
Author · 1790
A short treatise on the all-cleansing,--all-healing,--and all-invigorating qualities of the simple earth ... To which are added, a description of ... earth bathing, etc
Author · 1790
A discourse, delivered on Sunday, August 17, 1783, at Edinburgh, wherein the nature and manner of the resurrection of the human body, and the immortality ... of the soul! are philosophically, medically, and religiously explained
Author · 1787
A sketch: or, short description of [Dr.] Graham's medical apparatus, &c. Erected about the beginning of the year 1780, [n his house], on the Royal [Terrace], Adelphi, London
Author · 1780
Proposals for the establishment of a new and true Christian Church. And for cutting off the sources of corruption and of Antichristianism in the Church of England. Containing advices to Dr. Priestley, ... With a preface, demonstrating the generally hurtful ... effects of the electrical fire, and of the artificially produced airs, which are recommended by Dr. Priestley, when applied to the human body
Author · 1788
Dr. Graham has had the honour, etc. A few of the cures which Dr. G[raham] has had the happiness, under God! of performing by earth-bathing, and by well-adapted medicines, regimen, etc
Author · 1793
Thoughts on the present state of the practice in disorders of the eye and ear : To which is added, an address to the inhabitants of Great Britain, particularly to those residing in the ... metropolis ... To which ... are annexed, singular cases, authentic and remarkable cures, lately performed in London, in the diseases of those organs
Author · 1775
Sketch of the plan, &c. of the Temple of Health! In the centre of the Royal Terrace, Adelphi
Author · 1780
The general state of medical and chirurgical practice, ancient and modern, exhibited; : shewing them to be inadequate, ineffectual, absurd, and ridiculous, particularly in consumptions, asthmas, nervous, gouty, bilious, scorbutic, scrophulous, rheumatic, and in many other disorders, external as well as internal; and more rational, elegant, speedy, effectual, and lasting methods of cure, by means of diet, simple medicines, aërial, aetherial, magnetic, and electric influences, effluvia, medicines, baths, vapours, and applications, ―recommended. To which are added a great number of recent and remarkable cases and cures, never before published.
Author · 1778
The general state of medical and chirurgical practice exhibited; shewing them to be inadequate, ineffectual, absurd, and ridiculous ... And more rational ... methods of cure, by means of diet, simple medicines, etc., recommended. To which are added a great number of cases and cures
Author · 1779
A lecture on the generation, increase, and improvement of the human species
Author · 1782
An abstract, &c
Author · 1783
A new and curious treatise of the nature and effects of simple earth, water, and air, when applied to the human body: how to live for many weeks, months, or years, without eating anything whatever
Author · 1793
The awful worth and very high dignity of the soul, arising from its immortality; and the necessity of caring for its future well-being
Author · 1787
The guardian goddess of health: or, the whole art of preventing and curing diseases; and of enjoying peace and happiness of body and of mind to the longest possible period ... with precepts for the preservation and exaltation of personal beauty ... To which is added, an account of the composition, preparation, and properties of the three great medicines prepared and dispensed at the Temple of Health, Adelphi, and at the Temple of Hymen, Pall-Mall, London
Author · 1779
