The thermal baths of Bath : their history, literature, medical and surgical uses and effects, together with the Aix massage and natural vapour treatment / by Henry William Freeman.

  • Freeman, Henry William, 1842-1897
Date:
1888
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Credit: The thermal baths of Bath : their history, literature, medical and surgical uses and effects, together with the Aix massage and natural vapour treatment / by Henry William Freeman. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine, through the Medical Heritage Library. The original may be consulted at the Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine, Harvard Medical School.

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    Kerr, J. G. Douglas, M.B., CM.—A Popular Guide to the Use of the Bath Waters. The Bath Herald Office, North Gate, 1884. King, Louis, M.i?.C.5.—Popular Sketch of the Bath Mineral Waters and their Uses. Second Edition. S. W. Simms, Bath. 1884. Kinnear.—A new Essay on the Nerves, and the doctrines of the Animal Spirits, rationally considered ; showing the great benefit and true use of Bathing and Drinking the Waters of Bath, in all Nerve Diseases and Obstruc- tions. By a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh. London, 1733. Lee, Edwin.—The Baths and Watering-places of England, considered with reference to their curative efficacy. With observations on mineral waters, &c. By Edwin Lee, Cor- responding and Honorary Member, etc. . . . Second Edition, considerably enlarged. Mineral waters may answer other purposes, but certainly their great and chief use is the preservation and health of man. Sturm's Re- flections. London: W.J. Adams, 59, Fleet Street; Fol- thorp, Brighton. 1848. 8vo. [With view of Bath, from Beacon-hill. At the end of book are critiques on first edition.] Linden, D. W.—A reasonable and modest reply to Dr. Lucas's cursory remarks on Dr. Sutherland's treatise on Bath and Bristol waters. In which the innocence of brimstone is vindicated ; and Dr. Sutherland's experiments on the ex- istency of that mineral in Bath waters are confirmed. By Diederick Wessel Linden, M.D. London, 1765. 8vo. [In the Gentleman's Magazine, Maj', 1762, pag-e 193, was published a letter from Dr. W. Linden, 10 Dr. Sutherland, containing a rare phenome- non of the Bath Waters.J Lucas, Charles, M.D.—Essay on Waters, including the city and thermal waters of Bath. 3 parts in two vols, 8vo,
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