The Present State of Chyrurgery, with Some Short Remarks on the Abuses Committed Under a Pretence to the Practice. And Reasons Offer'd for Regulating the Same. In a Letter [signed: T. D.] to Charles Bernard. [By Daniel Turner? Or by Charles Bernard Himself?]

Daniel Turner

leden 1703 · E. Jaye

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