The deceptive arts used by Floram Marchand to transform water into other liquids. Manuscript, ca. 1858, after a pamphlet by T. Peedle and T. Cozbie, 1650.

  • Peedle, Thomas, active 1650.
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[1858?]
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896i
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The deceptive arts used by Floram Marchand to transform water into other liquids. Manuscript, ca. 1858, after a pamphlet by T. Peedle and T. Cozbie, 1650. Wellcome Collection. Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0). Source: Wellcome Collection.

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[1858?]

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1l ; 25.7 x 21 cm

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Floram Marchand - le grand boyer de Tours. See here the pourtraict of this man of Tours/ Who from him wine in such abundance powers/ His art and reasons here are published/ What makes this glass look white and that so red/ And all the progress of the works display'd/ The whole deceit is here now open laid...

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Written on verso of lithographic handbill advertising J. Martin's Furnishing Warehouse, 76 Westminster Bridge Road, London, dated 20 September 1858

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Wellcome Collection 896i

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The pamphlet is no. P 1052 in D. Wing, Short-title catalogue ... 1641-1700, New York 1972-1982

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