An edition of A full and clear reply to Doct. Thomas Dale (1739)

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 doctor's great consistence, and exquisite attainments in physick and philology. [Four lines of quotations in Latin] By Ja: Killpatrick.

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An edition of A full and clear reply to Doct. Thomas Dale (1739)

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 doctor's great consistence, and exquisite attainments in physick and philology. [Four lines of quotations in Latin] By Ja: Killpatrick.

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1 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 1970, Edwards Brothers Microform in English	zzzz Not in Library
2 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 1938, Edwards Brothers Microform in English	bbbb Read Listen Libraries near you: WorldCat
3 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 doctor's great consistence, and exquisite attainments in physick and philology. [Four lines of quotations in Latin] By Ja: Killpatrick. 1739, Printed by Peter Timothy Microform in English	aaaa Not in Library
4 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 doctor's great consistence, and exquisite attainments in physick and philology. : [Four lines of quotations in Latin] 1739, Printed by Peter Timothy Microform in English	zzzz Not in Library
5 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 doctor's great consistence, and exquisite attainments in physick and philology. : [Four lines of quotations in Latin] 1739, Printed by Peter Timothy Microform in English	zzzz Not in Library

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Evans 4373; Austin, R.B. Early Amer. medical imprints, 1096

Microfilm. Woodbridge, CT Research Publications, Inc., 1986. 1 reel ; 35mm. (The Eighteenth Century ; reel 2053, no.11).

Published in: Charles-Town [S.C.]
Series: Eighteenth century -- reel 2053, no. 11.

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Pagination: 48p.
Number of pages: 48

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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 doctor's great consistence, and exquisite attainments in physick and philology. [Four lines of quotations in Latin] By Ja: Killpatrick.

by Kirkpatrick, J.