An edition of A treatise of the nature and powers of the baths and waters of Bareges (1764)

A treatise of the nature and powers of the baths and waters of Bareges

in which their superior virtues for the cure of gun-shot and other wounds, with all their complications of inveterate ulcers, schirrous tumours, anchyloses, and many other diseases, as well internal as external; are demonstrated, and confirmed by practical observations. With a descriptive relation of Bareges. To which is added An enquiry into the cause of heat in bituminuous waters, and their specific variations

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An edition of A treatise of the nature and powers of the baths and waters of Bareges (1764)

A treatise of the nature and powers of the baths and waters of Bareges

in which their superior virtues for the cure of gun-shot and other wounds, with all their complications of inveterate ulcers, schirrous tumours, anchyloses, and many other diseases, as well internal as external; are demonstrated, and confirmed by practical observations. With a descriptive relation of Bareges. To which is added An enquiry into the cause of heat in bituminuous waters, and their specific variations

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Printed for A. Millar, in the Strand
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222

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A treatise of the nature and powers of the baths and waters of Bareges: in which their superior virtues for the cure of gun-shot and other wounds, with all their complications of inveterate ulcers, schirrous tumours, anchyloses, and many other diseases, as well internal as external; are demonstrated, and confirmed by practical observations. With a descriptive relation of Bareges. To which is added An enquiry into the cause of heat in bituminuous waters, and their specific variations
1764, Printed for A. Millar, in the Strand
in English - New ed., greatly enl.
Cover of: A treatise of the nature and powers of the baths and waters of Bareges
A treatise of the nature and powers of the baths and waters of Bareges: in which their superior virtues for the cure of gun-shot and other wounds, ... are demonstrated, ... To which is added an enquiry into the cause of heat in bituminous waters, ... By Sir Christopher Meighan, ...
1764, printed for A. Millar
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xii, 222 p.
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OL45627301M
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