From Henry Thomas’ Arnica, calendula, cantharides, ledum, ruta, and rhus tox as external remedies in cases of accident, etc.: with an appendix on the uses of camphor (1859).
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Flip through the pages below or click this link to read The elements of hypnotism: the induction of hypnosis its phenomena, its dangers and value (1893).
From John Pickering’s The smallpox epidemic in Gloucester in 1895-6, and the water cure (189?).
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Most of us in the US are looking at some amount of time off in the next week or so and I don’t know about you but one of my first priorities is always to get myself well stocked with reading material.
Try one of these suggestions from our recent additions to the MHL!
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As always, for more from the Medical Heritage Library, please visit our full collection!
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From John Davenport’s Aphrodisiacs and anti-aphrodisiacs: three essays on the powers of reproduction : with some account of the judicial “congress” as practised in France during the seventeenth century (1869).
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