A short and certain method of curing continu'd fevers; chiefly by the assistance of a new febrifuge / [Joseph Clutton].

  • Clutton, Joseph.
Date:
1735
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Credit: A short and certain method of curing continu'd fevers; chiefly by the assistance of a new febrifuge / [Joseph Clutton]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    point of my relation the firft Time of trial, it ii/ill not I hope diicou- rage. The variety of fy nip toms in cafes makes it extream difficult to acl without fome error, and pati¬ ents do t/ut ieldom conform ftnfT— ly to the regimen prefcrih'd; the manner of my defcribing it alto may bane many defecls: hut, as in my own hands it has been f0 fUC- cefsful, it is not improbable, but that men of better judgment and Skdl, may yet bring this method to Jitch perfection, as to have that final! number which I have mifcar- ry d in. I have omitted all the defcripth ons caufes, figns and prognofticks, with a vaft deal befides which migiot be faid of fevers, which au¬ thors are very accurate in, and are already well underftood : there¬ fore tho/e, who are difpleas’d at my being fo ffiort in that refpe& may accept of this anfwer. That it