Plague Theories And Inoculation Advances In Early Public Notices
A dense 18th century catalog lists medical tracts and remedies on plague and smallpox inoculation, with notices of sermons, barometer experiments, and chemical tonics. It advertises treatments for seminal weakness, hair tonics, and a water-raising engine, citing publishers and locations in London and Newcastle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Physicians
France
J. Pringle
J. Peele
Lcke
Raternosterrow
New England
London
Sir Isaac Newton
Phileleatherus Biitannicus
John Inoys
St. Pauls
Waterland
St. Paul's
Lord Jesus Christ
Knight
Mr. Martin
Hebrea
Ireland
David Martin
theErcach
Uceechr
Mc. Miles
A Turners
Griffin
Tua
Henry Jones
King's College
Cambridge
Mr. Morte
Ena
G. Strahan
Corobill
J. Bowyer Nse
Paul’ Churchyard
B. Lintot
Daniel Brown
Temple-Bar
W. Lewis
Covent-Garden
C. King
Westminster-hall
Bernard Liatt
Temple
Crookehall
Dorham
Cituate
Framwellgate
Leafe
Dean and Chapter
Durham
John Mickleton
Deceas
Rabt
Kitching
Brackstreet
Holboro
Robt
Cuthbert
Serjeant
Newcastle Upon Tyne
John
Micklecon
James Mickleton
Eig
London print shop and bookseller note
London imprint details state printed by £. Berington in Silverfreet Bloomsbury and sold by E. Atorphew near Stationers Fall.
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London
Berington
Bloomsbury
E. Atorphew