The modern practice of physick vindicated, from the groundless imputations of Dr. Pitt / [Joseph Browne].

  • Joseph Browne
Date:
1704
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Credit: The modern practice of physick vindicated, from the groundless imputations of Dr. Pitt / [Joseph Browne]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    ee ee (pera By Abs fy ai Sets Salieri Parr Lhmenc Ca ae 7 YQ _ : Plo V “indeaid, dey tals, ‘Horns and, Bones is as. sie Practis’d as ap, nebended ae. *y End then ‘the Dr. woud’ think it no bya Punifhment t to beat Hemp in Bridewell or | Rafp Brafil i in the Rafp Honfes of Holand, | which. is accounted one of the greateft Sla- iss in the world and it is certainly a moft Teios thing to Rafp any hard, Wood or | Hor 5 or File, jron, or Cut and Bruife Herbs ‘heen ay i Mf an ‘Wood ; which are much eafier appre- | hended then practis'd. Tam loath to be of 5: Go trary y Opinion to the Dr. but believe [ ig] fhall have all the Mob on my fide, “cas ‘then tis no matter how Powerfull foe- I wer he may think his arguments. fall, over= a me him by. force of ‘Arms. iti mie ae this explanation’ ‘of Tertns, fle aoe ¢ ceeds to. the Preparations of Galenical and a Chigmnical ‘Medicines, and moft of which that contained, in . the London. Difpenfatory, Ee not without jute reafon ‘he Condemns, bué | | oe not,. ‘tho’, he himfelf is a member to ma any, “Apo ogy, why they, have not as ( eine forth, a new one, ‘and fo have: ig’d ‘their errors and fhown. the, Lue tell how to Correet its hole who attempted it before “it more ridiculows,, as has bd been Su dently ‘emark’d by others. Bue ‘then they cou’d not have Cramp’t the Apo- nia Hy A