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Sir Francis Milman, 1st Baronet
English physician
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An enquiry into the source from whence the symptoms of the scurvy and of putrid fevers, arise; and into the seat which those affections occupy in the animal oeconomy; with a view of ascertaining a more just idea of putrid diseases than has generally been formed of them / by Francis Milman.
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Sir Francis Milman, 1st Baronet
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Date: 1782
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Recherches sur l'origine et le siège du scorbut et des fièvres putrides / ouvrage traduit ... Par M. Vigarous de Montagut.
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Sir Francis Milman, 1st Baronet
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Date: 1786
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Bemerckungen über die Natur und Heilart der Wassersucht / Aus dem Lateinischen übersetzt von L.C. Seger.
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Sir Francis Milman, 1st Baronet
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Date: 1782
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Animadversions on the nature and on the cure of the dropsy / translated from the latin into English by F. Swediaur.
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Sir Francis Milman, 1st Baronet
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Date: 1786
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Recherches sur l'origine et le siège du scorbut et des fièvres putrides / ouvrage traduit de l'Anglois de M. Milman par Vigarous de Montagut.
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Sir Francis Milman, 1st Baronet
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Date: MDCCLXXXVI [1786]
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Observations on the scurvy: with a review of the theories lately advanced upon that disease; and the opinions of Dr. Milman refuted from practice / [Thomas Trotter].
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Thomas Trotter
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Date: 1786
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Observations on the scurvy; with a review of the opinions lately advanced on that disease, and a new theory defended on the approved method of cure, and the induction of pneumatic chemistry. Being an attempt to investigate that principle in recent vegetable matter, which alone, has been found effectual in the treatment of this singular disease; and from thence to deduce more certain means of prevention than have been adopted hitherto / [Thomas Trotter].
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Thomas Trotter
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Date: 1792
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