The Thomsonian's manual and vade mecum : being a synopsis of the theory and principles on which is based the botanic practice of medicine, as promulgated to the world by Doctor Samuel Thomson : and also a comparison of its simplicity, efficacy, and merits, as contrasted with the principles and practice of the mineral school of medicine.

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1835
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Credit: The Thomsonian's manual and vade mecum : being a synopsis of the theory and principles on which is based the botanic practice of medicine, as promulgated to the world by Doctor Samuel Thomson : and also a comparison of its simplicity, efficacy, and merits, as contrasted with the principles and practice of the mineral school of medicine. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    U- THE/TIIOMSONIAN'S :/TII( mmmtmn.' ' ■■«• MANUAL AND VADE MECUM A SYNOPSIS OF THE THEORY AND PRINCIPLES ON WHICH IS BASED THE Hotanfc practice of gttcttfcinr, AS PROMULGATED TO THE WORLD BY DOCTOR SAMVEL THOMSON ; AND ALSO A COMPARISON OF ITS SIMPLICITY, EFFICACY AND MERITS, AS CON- TRASTED WITH THE PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE OF THE Jrtttntral School of tfSettfctue. Compiled from the Writings of Doctors Moore. Mersey, Sheppewyn, Curtis, ice, ami Published by order of the Philadelphia Branch of the United r Ul uic riniiiuci jmui Ajiain_ii vi 1110 ^uh^m States Botanic Society., it] PHILADELPHIA: HUNTED BY JAMES KAY, JUN. AND BROTHER, 129 CHESTNUT STREET. 1835.