Friendly advice to a patient: to which are added, spiritual directions for the uninstructed; The first calculated ... for the use of the sick, belonging to the Infirmaries ... The second ... is no less proper for the use of Infirmary patients, than for the uninstructed in all conditions / [Sir James Stonhouse].

  • Stonhouse, James, Sir, 1716-1795
Date:
[1750?]
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Credit: Friendly advice to a patient: to which are added, spiritual directions for the uninstructed; The first calculated ... for the use of the sick, belonging to the Infirmaries ... The second ... is no less proper for the use of Infirmary patients, than for the uninstructed in all conditions / [Sir James Stonhouse]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    ‘ TO A. PP. ATIE WT: a 3 To which are added, - Spiritual DIRECTIONS Bs QO. i, Tied UNINSTRUCTED. ¥ Tink oe calculated more’ Sapeicalseh for the Ufe of the Sic4, % ‘belonging to the IJnfrmaries, as well the Out-paticnts, as Thote within the Houfe ; but the g greateit Part of cake iable, and of equal Service a ORIN ERY SP OR PR SO ae | The seconp, (which may be confidered . «a Kind of Supple. iy ment) is no lels proper for the Uie of Lnfrmar; £ ‘atients, than for the UninsvructEp IN ae tee EONS By. JAMES STONHOUSE, M.D.- Phyfician to the County Infirmary at Northamtton; ant . formerly of St, Sohn 8 College, Oxfiurd. oe Did not HE that made me-in the Womb make him? and did not ONE faftion us in the Womb ? Job xxxi. 15. Condefcend to Men of low Eftate. Rom. xil. 10. The Ninva Enirion Improved. = —— ae senetn? \ f tie Se : j x tee LONDON: Printed by Cuarsss Rivne Tox, | For Joun Be aC Tot: in St, Pauls Church Yard. che ie by