A full and clear reply to Doct. Thomas Dale
wherein the real impropriety of blistering with cantharides in the first fever of the small-pox is plainly demonstrated, with some diverting remarks on the doctors great consistence, and exquisite attainments in physick and philology
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Author
Contributions
- Dale, Thomas, 1700-1750. - Contributor
Publication
1938 - Edwards Brothers, [Ann Arbor, Mich, Michigan
Language
English
Word Count
12,000 words, Guess
Page Count
48 pages
Physical Format
Microform
Identifiers
- Internet Archiveb31357143
- Library of Congress Control Number87580060
- OCLC Control Number11304103
- Open LibraryOL13554604M
Subjects
People
Series Statement
- Library of American civilization -- LAC 40128.
Other Editions
- A full and clear reply to Doct. Thomas Dale: wherein the real impropriety of blistering with cantharides in the first fever of the small-pox is plainly demonstrated, with some diverting remarks on the doctors great consistence, and exquisite attainments in physick and philology
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