An edition of Observations on the use of vapour, tepid, and other baths
(1814)
Observations on the use of vapour, tepid, and other baths
shewing, in what cases they may be used with advantage; and where recourse to them may be attended with danger; also, remarks on the diseases to which they supply the most effectual remedy; the whole being illustrated with a series of cases, equally interesting and extraordinary; in which the utility of bathing is so developed, as to make it clear to the meanest understanding, under what circumstances that favourite recreation may be enjoyed with safety and benefit
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Observations on the use of vapour, tepid, and other baths: shewing, in what cases they may be used with advantage; and where recourse to them may be attended with danger; also, remarks on the diseases to which they supply the most effectual remedy; the whole being illustrated with a series of cases, equally interesting and extraordinary; in which the utility of bathing is so developed, as to make it clear to the meanest understanding, under what circumstances that favourite recreation may be enjoyed with safety and benefit
1814, Printed for the author, by G. Hayden, Brydges-Street, Covent Garden; and may be had at the institution, in Downing Street
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"Price,-Three shillings"--t.p.
Anonymous. Author is identified in the testimonials in the Appendix as Mrs Clermont (see p. 156, 158, 166). She opened this bath in 1812.
Copy 1 Supplier/Donor: A.W. Laywood Note: Disbound.
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