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• An essay on gleets : wherein the defects of the actual method of treating those complaints of the urethra are pointed out, and an effectual way of curing them indicated. By J. P. Marat, M. D
  by: Marat, Jean Paul
  Published: (1780)
• A critical enquiry into the ancient and modern manner of treating the diseases of the urethra : With an improved method of cure. By Jesse Foot, One of the Company of Surgeons in London, and privileged Practitioner from the College of St. Petersburgh
  by: Foot, Jesse
  Published: (1781)
• Chirurgical observations on the disorders of the urethra : Written originally in French, by James Daran, Surgeon in Ordinary to the French King, and heretofore Surgeon-Major to the Hospitals and Armies of the Emperor Charles the Sixth. Translated into English, by Thomas Tomkyns, Surgeon. With the addition of some remarkable cases
  by: Daran, Jacques
  Published: (1750)
• Of persons on a journey cureing themselves of the secret disease, or a gleet : Whilst they bait or set up at their inn, without the knowledge of any one in above a fourth part of the time that they ever possibly can by taking of physick at home. This book is given gratis, up one pair of stairs at the Sign of Dr Chamberlen's famous anodyne necklace for children's teeth, fits, fevers, convulsions, &c. over against Devreux-Court without Temple-Bar. And by the author's servant R. Bradshaw, at his House, in Bambridge-Street, as hereafter in the 5th page
  Published: (1731)
• Of persons on a journey cureing themselves of the secret disease, or a gleet : Whilst they bait, or set up at their inn, without the knowledge of any one, in above a fourth part of the time, and with much less trouble, than they ever possibly can, by taking physick at home. This book is given gratis, up one pair of stairs at the Sign of Dr. Chamberlen's famous anodyne necklace for children's teeth, fits, fevers, convulsions, &c over against Deureuz-Court without Temple-Bar. And by the authors servant R. Bradshaw, whose business is purposely to furnish persons at a distance off, with any of the things in this book they shall send letters to him for, to his house, the golden key in Bambridge-street, near Russel-street end, St. Giles's in the Fields, as hereafterin the 5th page
  Published: (1732)