New inventions and directions for ruptured persons : teaching them the art of effectually keeping up inguinal and scrotal ruptures / by W.H.T. Esq. ; to which is prefixed a recommendatory letter by William Blair.

  • Timbrel, William Hall.
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1802
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New inventions and directions for ruptured persons : teaching them the art of effectually keeping up inguinal and scrotal ruptures / by W.H.T. Esq. ; to which is prefixed a recommendatory letter by William Blair. Public Domain Mark. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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London : Thomas Collins, Harvey's buildings, Strand ..., 1802.

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51 pages, 1 unnumbered page, 37 pages, 1 unnumbered page, 1 unnumbered leaf of plates ; 21 cm (8vo in 4s)

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Second edition, with additions.

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Part 1 was first published anonymously in 1800 as a separate work under title: New inventions and new directions productive of happiness to the ruptured. The 2nd edition, published in 1802, has title: New inventions and directions for ruptured persons. Part 2 was published separately in the same year under title: Appendix to a publication, entitled New inventions and directions for ruptured persons, &c. &c.; containing A familiar account of the nature of ruptures in both sexes
Contains "Preface to the third London edition" dated: London, May, 1803

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