The Southern Botanic Journal
1837; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
Dr. D. F. Nardin, Dr. D. L. Terry, Elias Windham,
ResumoFrontmatter: The Southern Botanic Journal. Essay: Artificial Insertion of Teeth, "It Is with Pleasure That I Have Seen a Few Numbers of Your Excellent Journal, in Which the Rights of Citizens Are Held Forth so Plain and so Forcible, That the Whole State Should Rise, and with One Voice Sweep from the Face of Its Code All Laws Granting Monopolies; and Let Liberty, in Radiant Beams, Shine upon Our Land, and Never to Be Tarnish-By the Intrigues of Conniving Demagogues, Treatment of Fever, Physic, for the Most Part, Is Nothing Else but the Substitute for Exercise or Temperance, The Editor of the Thomsonian Recorder, A Lecture On the Nature of Fevers, Showing That It Constitutes No Part of Disease; Delivered before the Students …, We Wish That Mr. Windham Had Been a Little More Particular in Giving the Report of His Two Cases, and That He Had Described the Symptoms as Well as the Process of Cure, Communications An Allegory. Letter to the editor: Mr. Editor, I Will Endeavor to Lay before You the Report of Two Cases Cured by the Thomsonian Medicines, and Administered under My Care.
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