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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    ; Plot Vindieateds get ood a iow Medicines, Be he woud try fhe pleas’d, and if thofe fail’d he wou’d then defitt, But, after fome tryal of his Me- dicinesy ie Wortan receiv’d fome Relief, up- on which they retain’d a ftrong, Opinion of him, and nothing wou’d ferve without his tonftant attendance once or twice a day, for Six or Seven Months together, with the ufe of many Medicines, when after all the Patient was much i in the fame condition as at firfts’ ‘fo the. ‘Husband thinking. this courfe wou'd at. daft kdb: chargeable for his Poc] et tit charges his Afedicajter, and’ ‘tells him, 1e “ia n’d eee a, honeft” Meters of | th : : D Di | “md ah. ‘the ‘Patient’ Pi only troubl’d with the Colick, and fuch ‘a one had had her lbader Care: ‘for’ fo long a time, without. do- ; tweet , _Our hows iber writes a Bil fpenfary this fingle Bill ded. a ithe Ait ne it te a wea tel, aid” ite Seat Doe rs) point | blank he cur’d the faid atient he four ‘Shillings charge at the: ‘Dii- , Fairy aites” ‘the’ other “had attended her Seven Months, ( which ‘was by the Patients ‘sia L much