A reply to Mr. Maxwell's Answer to Mr. Kirkland's Essay on fevers; wherein the utility of the practice of suppressing them, is further exemplified, vindicated, and enforced / [Thomas Kirkland].

  • Thomas Kirkland
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1769
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Credit: A reply to Mr. Maxwell's Answer to Mr. Kirkland's Essay on fevers; wherein the utility of the practice of suppressing them, is further exemplified, vindicated, and enforced / [Thomas Kirkland]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    A REPLY T O Mr. MAXWELL’S ANSWER M v T O Mr. Kirkland’s EJfay on Fevers; WHEREIN The Utility of the Pra&ice of Suppref- fing them, is further exemplified, vindicated, and enforced. By THOMAS KIRKLAND, Surgeon. Nature has always a great abhorrence of a turbulent State. Mead. L O N D ON, Printed for T. Becket, and P. A. De Hondt, near Surry-ftreet, in the Strand. MDCCLXIX. (Price Two Shillings.)
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