Modern medicine : containing a brief exposition of the principal discoveries and doctrines that have occasioned the recent advancement of medical philosophy : with strictures on the present state of medical practice, and an enquiry how far the principles of the healing art may become the subjects of unprofessional research / David Uwins.

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London : Printed for Samuel Tipper, and sold by William Norman, 1808.

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vii, 199 pages ; 8vo

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Ch. 1, Introduction -- Ch. 2, Historical sketch of the progress of medical discovery -- Ch. 3, Disquisition on the nature of theory -- Ch. 4, Dr. Brown's theory canvassed -- Ch. 5, Progress of chemistry from the first dawn of the antiphlogistic doctrines -- Ch. 6, General physiology of animal functions -- Ch. 7, How far does the new chemistry apply to medicine? -- Ch. 8, How far ought popular instruction in medicine to extend? -- Ch. 9, Conclusion

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