Observations on the utility and administration of purgative medicines in several diseases

by Hamilton, James

Publisher: printed by C. Stewart, printer to the University, for James Simpson, Royal Exchange; and sold by E. Balfour, P. Hill, W. Laing, A. Constable and Co. W. Blackwood, and J. Anderson. : Also by John Murray, Fleet-Street, London : And Gilbert and Hodges, Dublin in Edinburgh

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Published: 1805 Pages: 320 Downloads: 781

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The Physical Object
Statement	by James Hamilton
Contributions	Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh
Pagination	xvi, 320 p. ; (8vo)
Number of Pages	320
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Open Library	OL26258961M

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