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Cover of First lines of the practice of physic by William Cullen

Medicine · 1780

First lines of the practice of physic

by William Cullen

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First published
1777
This copy printed
1780
Language
English
Binding
Paper boards
Condition
Very good — Light wear to the binding, text clean and complete.
Pages
451

Subjects

  • Early works to 1800
  • Internal medicine
  • Medicine
  • Practice
  • history of medicine
  • Scottish

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