Notes on Dr. Coxe's lectures on materia medica and pharmacy delivered in the University of Pennsylvania, 1826-1827 / by W.W.G.

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Notes on Dr. Coxe's lectures on materia medica and pharmacy delivered in the University of Pennsylvania, 1826-1827 / by W.W.G.

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One volume (82, [4] leaves) of notes on materia medica lectures given by Dr. John Redman Coxe at the University of Pennsylvania. Lectures are dated from November 24, 1826 to January 29, 1827 and cover the topics of emetics, cathartics, anthelmintics, diuretics, antilithics, diaphoretics, and expectorants. Includes sketch of Passick Falls at Patterson, N.J. on front flyleaf.

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