The guardian of health, long life, and happiness!, or, The whole art of preventing and curing diseases ... to which is now first added, the Christian's universal prayer! with a preface. exhibiting a short sketch of Dr. Graham's religious principles, and moral sentiments ... / by James Graham.

  • Graham, James, 1745-1794.
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[1784]
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Credit: The guardian of health, long life, and happiness!, or, The whole art of preventing and curing diseases ... to which is now first added, the Christian's universal prayer! with a preface. exhibiting a short sketch of Dr. Graham's religious principles, and moral sentiments ... / by James Graham. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    THE l/Tifc- yvrsm Guardian of Health, Long Life, and. Happinefs! Or, The whole Art of PreventinTT''and Curing DISEASES, id of enjoying Peace, Health, and Happinefs of Body and of Mind, to the loDgeft poffible Period of Human Exigence ! With Precepts Medical, Mo- ral, and Religious, for the Regulation of our Conduft thro’ Life, and for tiie Preservation and Exaltation of Youth, Beauty, and Loveiinefs*. And an Account of Dr. Graham’s Domeltic Cabinet of appropriated Medicipes, For the eafy, fpeedy, cheap, and perfedt Cure of moft of the Difeafcs, ex%, :ernal as well internal, ‘o which Human Bodies are liable. To which is now first added, the Chriftian’s Univerfal Prayer! WITH A PREFACE, EXHIBITING, ^Short Sketch of Dr. GRAHAM’s Religious Principles, and Moral Sentiments. e: whole publifhed with the laudab’e and important View of rendering the i ure of Difeafcs as fimple, as Ipeedy, as cheap, and as certain as pjfll- le;—-of refcuing fick and languilhing Peribns from the tedious, igno- unt, and mercenary Hands of Apothecaries, Surgeons, regular Phyfi- ans, and villainous Qnack Doctors: And moreover with the View of vin- .eating his Principles and Character, which have been alperfed by the alous, ignorant, and> illiberal Part of the Medical Faculty, and by other norant, envious, and malevolent Peribns;—-and above all with the hutn- e, yet ardent and affe&ionate Ddign of meliorating, expanding, de- ling, harmonizing, illuminating, and aggrandizing the human Mind? id confequentiy ot promoting the tempiu^,Vap<f viJie eternal happinefs his tdlow-creatures. ,■ «y / “ N , y By JAMES GRAHAM, M. D- Prefident of the Council of Health, in London..' Salus Pc puli Supretna L ft & \\ ——— ifimum eft itrwiancs dolores refeindere preccipue cum ncc futnptu, nec longa abftinsntia, vel dolor e id obteneri pcjjit. )r. Graham's Books, Pamphlets, and Medicines, are now to be had at : Doftor’s Apartments in Deanfgate ; but after his departuie from Man- :fter, they will be fold by Mr. fcUfepr, Prum-ty ■> a ■■Hanging dish* - vfUi err- i’f -Trill'.