A Discourse concerning Fevers. In Two Letters to a Young Physician. The First, Dissuading from all Hypotheses and Theories, whether Physical or Mechanical, as vain and delusive. The Second, Directing his Regimen for the Cure, and His Coduct to Sick Person

Turner, Daniel.

Edité par John Clarke., London, 1739

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With some short, but general Remarks upon the Pulse and Urine, in the Way of Postscript. As also upon the Crises, and Critical Days in Fevers. THIRD EDITION, revis'd and improv'd. 8vo. Portrait, x, [1] 364pp contemporary calf [joints worn, firm] [Daniel Turner [1667-1742] College of Physians in London, first practised as a surgeon then became a physician] Good Copy.

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• Titre: A Discourse concerning Fevers. In Two Letters to a Young Physician. The First, Dissuading from all Hypotheses and Theories, whether Physical or Mechanical, as vain and delusive. The Second, Directing his Regimen for the Cure, and His Coduct to Sick Person
• Éditeur: John Clarke., London
• Date de parution: 1739