Tunbridge Wells: or, a directory for the drinking of those waters ... By Lewis Rouse, M.D. [i.e. L. Rowzee] To which are annexed ... I. Mr. Boyle's observations upon Tunbridge and other mineral-waters. II. A physico-mechanical dissertation upon water, in general ... With a particular account of the virtues of the German waters / Made English from the Latin original.

  • Rowzee, Lodwick, 1586-
Date:
1725
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Tunbridge Wells: or, a directory for the drinking of those waters ... By Lewis Rouse, M.D. [i.e. L. Rowzee] To which are annexed ... I. Mr. Boyle's observations upon Tunbridge and other mineral-waters. II. A physico-mechanical dissertation upon water, in general ... With a particular account of the virtues of the German waters / Made English from the Latin original. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    unlverfal Medicine for all Difeafes, and fend thither promifcuoufly. all forts of Patients, as fome Phyficians do to other Mineral Springs, when they are at a non phis with them, and after a long time cannot do them any Service in Chro¬ nical Diftempers, then they fend them to thefe Places j fuch a Proceedure brings all Medicinal Waters into a difrepute, and depreciates the Credit they jufUy deferve ; the Publick ever judging of things by the Event: Not confidering, that fome mifcarry after Drinking them, either becaufe they were too far fpent before fuch a Prefcription, or by Reafon that their Difeafes were not to be cured by fuch a Remedy,