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A candid and impartial state of the farther progress of the gout-medicine, of Doctor Le Fevre, being the evidence of the year 1770, and part of the year 1771, displayed in a continuation of the effects and operation of this medicine ... : To which is added, an appendix, containing a series of letters from many of Doctor Le Fevre's patients of the last summer at London ...
Author · 1771
A candid and impartial state of the evidence of a very great probability, that there is discovered by Monsieur Le Fevre, a regular physician, residing and practising at Liege in Germany, a specific for the gout. Containing the motives which induced the author to listen to the pretensions of the Liege medicine; with an account of its operations and effects in his own [i.e. the author's] case. To which is added, a narrative of the cases of several other patients ... who have been cured, or are now in a course of cure of the gout, by the efficacy of Dr. Le Fevre's powders ... In an appendix is given an account of a house fitted up at Liege, for the reception of the English only ... Also a detail of the best ... inns upon the road to Liege
Author · 1770
A candid and impartial state of the evidence of a very great probability, that there is discovered by Monsieur Le Fevre, a regular physician, residing and practising at Liege in Germany, a specific for the gout. Containing the motives which induced the author to listen to the pretensions of the Liege medicine; with an account of its operations and effects in his own [i.e. the author's] case. To which is added, a narrative of the cases of several other patients ... who have been cured, or are now in a course of cure of the gout, by the efficacy of Dr. Le Fevre's powders ... In an appendix is given an account of a house fitted up at Liege, for the reception of the English only ... Also a detail of the best ... inns upon the road to Liege
Author · 1770
A candid and impartial state of the evidence of a very great probability, that there is discovered by Monsieur Le Fevre, a regular physician, residing and practising at Liege in Germany, a specific for the gout. Containing the motives which induced the author to listen to the pretensions of the Liege medicine ... an account of its operations and effects in his own [i.e. the author's] case. To which is added, a narrative of the cases of several other patients ... In an appendix is given an account of a house fitted up at Liege, for the reception of the English only ... Also a detail of the best ... inns upon the road to Liege
Author · 1770
