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 Conduct.

Turner, Daniel

Edité par John Clarke, London, 1727

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Worn condirion. Boards detached. Loss to spine. Slight foxing, but content in overall good condition. Ex Royal College of Surgeons Ireland Library. 200mm x 130mm (8" x 5"). 377pp. '. to the Sick Person. 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 Fever.

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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 Conduct.
• Éditeur: John Clarke, London
• Date de parution: 1727
• Reliure: Brown hardback leather cover
• Édition: First Edition.
• État de l'article: Fair