Observations on the diseases of people of fashion, in which their causes and effects are investigated and explained; and the most judicious mode of treatment, founded on long and ample experience, recommended: addressed to the gay, the dissipated, the intemperate, and the sedentary of all classes / [M. Venel].

  • Venel, M.
Date:
1815
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Credit: Observations on the diseases of people of fashion, in which their causes and effects are investigated and explained; and the most judicious mode of treatment, founded on long and ample experience, recommended: addressed to the gay, the dissipated, the intemperate, and the sedentary of all classes / [M. Venel]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    y i *■ 'O if. 12.$ W- OBSERVATIONS ON THE OF PEOPLE OF FASHION, IN WHICH THEIR CAUSES $ EFFECTS ARE INVESTIGATED AND EXPLAINED; • AND The ?no$£ judicious Mode of Treatment, founded on long and ample Experience, recommended: OPPRESSED TO THE GAY, THE DISSIPATED, mijt Intemperate, AND TOE SEDENTARY OF ALL CLASSES. BY M. YEN EL, M. 1). Non est vivere^sed valere, vita. Martial. LONDON; PUBLISHED AND SOLD BY THE AUTHOR, AT HIS HOUSE, No. 10, ALFRED PLACE, BEDFORD SQUARE. 1815. [Price One Shilling.']