The virtues of cinnabar and musk, against the bite of a mad dog

The virtues of cinnabar and musk, against the bite of a mad dog

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Main Author: Dalby, Joseph, -1784
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Birmingham, 1764
Subjects:
Bracken, Henry
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The virtues of cinnabar and musk, against the bite of a mad dog, Illustrated, in a letter to Sir George Cobb, baronet. In which are recited upwards of a hundred cases, wherein this medicine hath happily succeeded: (whereof two were after the hydrophobia appeared;) together with some few instances wherein it hath not succeeded; owing entirely to its not being properly given, as is proved to demonstration: with proper directions whereby to avoid the like disappointment for the future. With a word or two concerning Dr. Henry Bracken's newly discovered specifick, of near eighteen hundred years standing; being a sufficient resutation of the flimsy arguments advanced by this celebrated writer, in a learned rant on the virtues of goose-grease. By Joseph Dalby, surgeon
by Dalby, Joseph, d. 1784
Published 1762

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