Cholera its nature cause and treatment : with original views physiological, pathological, and therapeutical, in relation to fever; the action of poisons on the system, &c., &c. : to which is added, an essay on vital temperature and nervous energy; explanatory more particularly of the nature, source, and distribution of the latter, and of connection between the mind and the body, &c., &c. / by Charles Searle.

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Cholera its nature cause and treatment : with original views physiological, pathological, and therapeutical, in relation to fever; the action of poisons on the system, &c., &c. : to which is added, an essay on vital temperature and nervous energy; explanatory more particularly of the nature, source, and distribution of the latter, and of connection between the mind and the body, &c., &c. / by Charles Searle. Public Domain Mark. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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London : printed for J. Wilson, 1830.

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xii, 255 pages

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