The elements of the veterinary science: with a description of the mode of shoeing adopted by the British Cavalry, for preserving the natural functions of the foot / [James Grellier].

  • Grellier, James, 1777?-1860.
Date:
1802
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: The elements of the veterinary science: with a description of the mode of shoeing adopted by the British Cavalry, for preserving the natural functions of the foot / [James Grellier]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    CONTENTS Preface. Introduction. SFxr. I. OF G encraldijcafes : Caufes of difcafes in /'z- dia proving fo immediately fatal: Remarks on fever: Weaknefs of ike Loins; Spafms; ConvulfionSi &Co. IT. Of the operation of Medicine : The particular Medicine employed in the Veterinary. Science,, and their effctls :: Obfervations om the par- ticular aElion and effeSls of Diuretics, Pur- gatives and' Mafols.. m: Of the circulation of the blood, and the Alford- bent Sy fern : Of the lungs and refpircdion y Difeajes of Blood-vefels : Glanders : Farcy r Inf animation of the lungs: Thick and broken- wind IV. Of the' Brain and Nerves: Of the Tetanus' 07 Locked Jfavj: Mad and Sleepy f aggers 0c. &c.
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