Thoughts on the effects of the application and abstraction of stimuli on the human body; with a particular view to explain the nature and cure of typhus ... / [James Wood].

  • Wood, James, 1766-1822.
Date:
1793
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Credit: Thoughts on the effects of the application and abstraction of stimuli on the human body; with a particular view to explain the nature and cure of typhus ... / [James Wood]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    43 W/' THOUGHTS ON THE EFFECTS OF THE APPLICATION AND ABSTRACTION O F STIMULI ON THE HUMAN BODY; WITH A PARTICULAR VIEW TO IXTLAIN THE NATURE AND CURE O F TYPHUS, By JAMES WOOD, M. D. ONE OF THE PHYSICIANS TO THE DISPENSARY, AND MEM¬ BER OF THE PHILOSOPHICAL AND MEDICAL SOCIETY, OF NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE; AN EXTRAORDINARY MEMBER OF THE ROYAL MEDICAL SOCIETY OF EDINBURGH, &C. &C, At noftri bene computentur anni, Et, quantum tetricse tulere febres, Aut languor gravis, aut mali dolores, A vita meliore feparentur; Infantes'fumus, et fenes videmur. Non eft vivcre, fed valere, vita. Mart. Lib. vi. Ep. lxx. O Temperance! thou goddefs moft worthy to be adored! thou patro- nefs of health! thou prote<ftor of beauty! thou prolonger of life! thou infurer of pleafure ! thou promoter ofbufinefs! thou guardian of the per- fon! thou preferver of the underftanding! thou parent of every inteL Ie<ftual improvement, and of every moral virtue! , Deformity, an EJfcy, by IV, Hay, L 0 N D 0 Ni SPRINTED FOR J. MURRAY, FLEET-STREET ; AND W. CREECH, EDINBURGH AND SOLD BY W. CHARNLEY, R. FISHER, AND S. HODGSON, ‘ NEWCASTLE; W. PHORSON, BERWICK; J. GRAHAM, SUNDERLAND ; R. CHRISTOPHER, STOCKTON J AND L, PENNINGTON, DURHAM,