An Epistle to Dr. R. Mead concerning the Epidemical Diseases of Virginia, particularly a Pleurisy and Peripneumony, wherein is shown the surprising efficacy of the Seneca Rattle-Snake-root

An Epistle to Dr. Richard Mead: Concerning the Epidemical Diseases of Virginia, Particularly, a Pleurisy and Peripneumony: Wherein is Shewn the Surprising Efficacy of the Seneca Rattle-snake Root, ... By John Tennent

Physical Enquiries: Discovering the Mode of Translation in the Constitutions of Northern Inhabitants: On Going to ... Southern Climates

Physical Enquiries: discovering the mode of translation in the constitutions of Northern inhabitants, on going to ... southern climates: an error of the College of Physicians in recommending vinegar to His Majesty's fleet in the West Indies: ... and the barren state of useful physical knowledge, as well as the mercenary practice of physicians, by an impartial state ment of Dr. Ward's qualifications for the practice of physic ... illustrated with remarks upon a printed letter to a Member of Parliament, signed Philanthropos together with the letter , etc

Every Man His Own Doctor, Or, The Poor Planter's Physician: Prescribing Plain and Easy Means for Persons to Cure Themselves of All, Or Most of the Distempers, Incident to this Climate, and with Very Little Charge, the Medicines Being Chiefly of the Growth and Production of this Country

A Reprieve from Death in two physical chapters, viz.: Chap. I., Objections against the use of vinegar or other acids to prevent or cure the Epidemic ... of the West Indies. ... Chap. II. Reasons why all medicines should be freely published. With an appendix, etc

An Epistle to Dr. Richard Mead: Concerning the Epidemical Diseases of Virginia, Particularly, Pleurisy and Peripneumony: Wherein is Shewn the Surprising Efficacy of the Seneca Rattle-snake Root, in Diseases Owing to a Viscidity and Coagulation of the Blood; Such as Pleurisies and Peripneumonies, These Being Epidemick, and Very Mortal in Virginia, and Other Colonies on the Continent of America, and Also the Lee-ward Islands. To which is Prefixt, a Cut of the Most Valuable Plant: and an Appendix Annexed, Demonstrating the Highest Probablility, that this Root Will be of More Extensive Use Than Any Medicine in the Whole Materia Medica, and of Curing the Gout, Rheumatism, Dropsy, and Many Nervous Diseases