A compendium of the veterinary art. Containing plain and concise rules for the treatment of all the disorders and accidents to which the horse is liable, with observations on grooming, feeding, exercise, and the construction of stables. Also a brief description of ... the horse's foot ... / [James White].

London : Printed for Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, 1828-1831 [v.1, 1829]

4 volumes : illustrations (part color) ; (12mo)

15th ed.

Title varies: v.2, A treatise on veterinary medicine, vol. II, containing the materia dietetica, the materia medica, and the pharmacopœia; v.3, A treatise on veterinary medicine, vol. III, containing practical observations on the structure, economy, and diseases of the digestive organs of the horse, and other diseases resulting from them, also practical observations on the treatment and prevention of lameness; v.4, A compendium of cattle medicine; or, Practical observations on the disorders of cattle and the other domestic animals except the horse, with a series of essays, on the structure, economy, and diseases of horned cattle and sheep ..., by James White, being a fourth volume of his "Treatise on Veterinary medicine"

Vols. 1 and 3 have caption title: A treatise on veterinary medicine

Spine title: White's Medicine

Earlier edition has title: A treatise on veterinary medicine

Vol. 2 has running title: Materia medica

Edition varies: v. 1, 15 ed., 1829; v. 2, 6 ed., 1831; v. 3, 8 ed., 1830; v. 4, 5 ed., 1828.

Bibliographic references in prefaces in v.[1]