Letters addressed to his Royal Highness the Duke of Kent, on consumption : containing remarks on the efficacy of equable and artificial temperature in the treatment of that disease / by Thomas Sutton.

Date:
1814
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Credit: Letters addressed to his Royal Highness the Duke of Kent, on consumption : containing remarks on the efficacy of equable and artificial temperature in the treatment of that disease / by Thomas Sutton. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    thus create an apology for me, which would, I am sure, be such an one as to be particularly grateful to your Royal Highness's feelings. I have the honour to be Your Royal Highness's Most obedient humble Servant, THOMAS SUTTON. Greenwich, April 3, 1814 Note referred to at p. 41. I may with propriety employ these expressions in regard to the treatment of acute rheumatism, which .of late I believe to have been overcome by the efforts of nature, while in a great degree opposed by the means employed by art. A com- parative view of the success of the treatment which has become popular in this country, and that which I have recommended to the public, will, I think, settle this question in favour of my asser- tion. This disease is of indefinite length in point