An improvement in the mode of administering the vapour bath, and in the apparatus connected with it; with plans of fixed and portable baths for hospitals and private houses, and some practical suggestions on the efficacy of vapour, in application to various diseases of the human frame, and as may be beneficial to the veterinary branch of medecine [sic].

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1809
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An improvement in the mode of administering the vapour bath, and in the apparatus connected with it; with plans of fixed and portable baths for hospitals and private houses, and some practical suggestions on the efficacy of vapour, in application to various diseases of the human frame, and as may be beneficial to the veterinary branch of medecine [sic]. Public Domain Mark. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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London : printed for John Booth, 1809.

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6 unnumbered pages, 16, 22 unnumbered pages, [17]-22 pages, 11 plates : illustrations ; 4o

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Refr: Wellcome II, p364 Prov: Inscribed to the College from the author Bndg: Bound (2nd) with - Hill, practical observations on the use of oxygen

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