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THE REFORMEDBOTANIC PRACTICE;ANDTHE NATURE AND CAUSE OF DISEASECLEARLY EXPLAINED,AND EXPRESSLY ARRANGED FOR THE USE OF ALL CLASSES.John Hollins (herbalist.)" The popular belief that every country produces simples suitable to cureall the prevailing local diseases is not void of truth; vegetable substancesafford the mildest, most efficient, and most congenial remedies to the humanframe. The numerous cures that are daily performed by the use ofvegetable medicines, are sufficient evidence of their super-excellent virtues."Professor Rafinesque.PUBLISHED BY T. SIMMONS,BOTANIC DEPOT, 10, ANN STREET, BIRMINGHAM.PRINTED AT M. BILLING'S STEAM-PRESS OFFICES, 74, 75, AND 76, NEWHALL STREET.1852.
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- Author
- John Hollins
- Publisher
- T. SIMMONS
- Published
- 1852
- Language
- EN
- Category
- nonfiction
- Subjects
- Medical, Natural Medicine, Medicine
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