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Dr. Warren's epistle to his friend, of the method and manner of curing the late raging fevers, and of the danger, uncertainty, and unwholesomeness of the Jesuits Bark
Faithfully translated into English from the Latin original, by Maurice Shelton, of Barningham-Hall, in the county of Suffolk, Esq; one of His Majesty's justices of the peace for the said county, &c. To which are added, curious and useful notes, and a short dedicatory letter to the doctor, by the same. For the benefit of the publick. To have a good insight into divinity, law, physick, it becomes every private gentleman, as being proper accomplishments, &c
Martini Warren ad amicum epistola. English
1 online resource (viii, 79, 1 unnumbered pages)
The epistle has a separate titlepage reading: 'Martin Warren's epistle to his friend, wherein the method and manner of curing the late raging fevers; the danger uncertainty, and unwholesomeness of the Jesuit's bark are briefly set forth. Printed at Cambridge. And sold by C. Crownfield, .. W. Innys, .. , and John Crownfield .. MDCCXXIX'; the ornaments throughout, however, are those used by Henry Woodfall.
Reproduction of original from British Library.