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Page 77
Under the head of poisons , the author offers some remarks on digitalis , a
medicine against which he appears to entertain the most decided prejudice .
Although he admits that it increases the flow of urine , and carries off dropsical
swellings ...
Under the head of poisons , the author offers some remarks on digitalis , a
medicine against which he appears to entertain the most decided prejudice .
Although he admits that it increases the flow of urine , and carries off dropsical
swellings ...
Page 98
In perusing the contents of this compilation , the reader will nur be amused by
mere slight and trivial remarks , but will meet with such as are calculated to
lessen if not entirely to remove his difficulties , and to yield much satisface tion to
an ...
In perusing the contents of this compilation , the reader will nur be amused by
mere slight and trivial remarks , but will meet with such as are calculated to
lessen if not entirely to remove his difficulties , and to yield much satisface tion to
an ...
Page 314
Professional Observations on the Architecture of the principal antient and modern
Buildings in France and Italy : with Remarks on the Painting and Sculpture , and
a concise local Description of those Countries . By George Tappen . 8vo .
Professional Observations on the Architecture of the principal antient and modern
Buildings in France and Italy : with Remarks on the Painting and Sculpture , and
a concise local Description of those Countries . By George Tappen . 8vo .
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