Some observations on the origin and progress of the atrabilious temperament and gout. Chap. IV. containing the regular, cardinal fit / by William Grant.

  • Grant, William, -1786.
Date:
1781
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Credit: Some observations on the origin and progress of the atrabilious temperament and gout. Chap. IV. containing the regular, cardinal fit / by William Grant. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The Royal College of Surgeons of England. The original may be consulted at The Royal College of Surgeons of England.

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    BOOKS written by Dr. GR.ANT. 1. Obfervations on Fevers common and un- common, in two Volumes. Price los. 2. An Efiay on the Peftilential Fever of Syden- ham, commonly called the Gaol, Hofpital, Ship, and Camp Fever.- Price 3 s. fewed. 3. A fhorc Account of the Epidemic Cough and Fever. In a Letter to Dr. Delacour at Bath. 1776. Price 6 d. 4. A fhort Account of a Fever and Sore-throat, which began to appear in and about London, . in Sept. 1776. In Letter to Dr. William Saunders of Guy's Hofpital. Price i s. 5. Origin and Progrefs of the Atrabilious Con-