Salivation not necessary for the cure of the venereal disease, in any degree whatever, and all gleets curable ... To these are annexed other particular cases of the venereal disease. Two extraordinary cases of the leprosy ... and also an extraordinary cure of a soldier, afflicted with ... scorbutic ulcers in the head and limbs / [Charles Hales].

Hales, Charles

Date:: 1764

Credit: Salivation not necessary for the cure of the venereal disease, in any degree whatever, and all gleets curable ... To these are annexed other particular cases of the venereal disease. Two extraordinary cases of the leprosy ... and also an extraordinary cure of a soldier, afflicted with ... scorbutic ulcers in the head and limbs / [Charles Hales]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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C II ] SALIVATION NOT NECESSARY, &c. Y Engagement in the Service of ^ ^ the Savoy Hofpital, happened mere- j£ ]y by Accident; I was fent for by Major-General Carr, Lieutenant-Colonel of the jirjl Regiment of Foot-Guards, who at that time was afflidted with a Fit of the Stone. After the Recital of his own Cafe, the Venereal Difeafe became the Topic of Dif- courfe. The General began with a Relation of the melancholy Effedts of Salivation; having made his Obfervations, that if the Soldiers were cured of the Venereal Difeafe, B which

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