An address to the public, on a subject of the utmost importance to health : highly necessary to be read by all those who are, or may be afflicted with a certain disease. To which is subjoined, An essay on the heat of the blood, and the motions of animals and vegetables / By J. Elliot.

  • Elliot, John, 1747-1787.
Date:
[1780]
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Credit: An address to the public, on a subject of the utmost importance to health : highly necessary to be read by all those who are, or may be afflicted with a certain disease. To which is subjoined, An essay on the heat of the blood, and the motions of animals and vegetables / By J. Elliot. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    t light, and fold at an eafy price, would be the moll likely to be at¬ tended to by the clafs of readers to whom it is addrelfed, and therefore bid faireft to anfwer the end pro- pofed. If it has that effect I lhall think myfelf happy, as I fhall have been the means of faving many from fome of the greateft miferies which the human frame is fubjedl to, as well as from untimely death. ]. ELLIOT, No. 7, Carnaly-Markef; March 25, 1780. A N