A Choice collection of medical and botanical receipts : selected from experienced physicians by whom they have been proved and found useful in the various disorders and infirmities for which they are prescribed ; to which is prefixed remarks and observations for the consideration of physicians & nur

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A Choice collection of medical and botanical receipts : selected from experienced physicians by whom they have been proved and found useful in the various disorders and infirmities for which they are prescribed ; to which is prefixed remarks and observations for the consideration of physicians & nurses among Believers / collected by Prudence Morrell & copied by the same. 1849.

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[21], 166 p. ; 21 cm.

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