The general practice of physic: extracted chiefly from the writings of the most celebrated practical physicians. And the medical essays, transactions, journals, and literary correspondence of the learned societies in Europe. To which is prefixed, an introduction, containing the distinction of similar diseases, the use of the non-naturals, an account of the pulse, the consent of the nervous parts, and a sketch of the animal oeconomy ...
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- Brooks, Richard, active 1740-1743
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