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• Colloquia chirurgica : or, the whole art of surgery epitomiz'd and made easie, according to Modern Practice: By Way of Dialogue. Wherein All Things necessary to be known and practic'd in the Cure of Tumors, Ulcers, Wounds, Fractures and Dislocations, are concisely handled, practically and plainly apply'd; the Rules so short, that the whole may with ease be remember'd; and the Method so certain, that it may be always safely depended upon; whereby every one may be able, in a very short time, to give an Account of his Profession, without reading a Multitude of Books. To which is added, a compendium of anatomy, Containing in a very few Words, the principal Matters relating to the Structure of Man's Body, and which are most necessary, first to be learned by every young Practitioner, for whose Benefit the whole is made publick; the like (both for Brevity and Method) not extant; and which may be of universal Use, as a Pocket Companion, both by Sea and Land, &c. By one of Her Majesty's surgeons, for many years imploy'd in Her Royal Navy
  by: Handley, James
  Published: (1705)
• Colloquia chirurgica : or, the art of surgery epitomiz'd and made easy, according to modern practice. By way of dialogue. Wherein All Things necessary to be Known and Practis'd in the Cure of Tumors, Ulcers, Wounds, Fractures, and Dislocations, are concisely handled, practically and plainly apply'd; the Rules so short, that the Whole may with ease be remember'd; and the Method so certain, that it may be always safely depended upon: Whereby everyone may be able, in a very short time, to give an Account of his Profession, without reading a Multitude of Books. To which is added A Compendium of Anatomy, Containing, in a very few Words, the principal Matters relating to the Structure of Man's body, and which are most necessary first to be learnt by every Young Practitioner, for whose Benefit the Whole is made publick. The like (for Brevity and Method) not extant; and which may be of universal Use, as a Pocket-Companion, both by Sea and Land. The fourth edition, revised and corrected: to which is added, an appendix, containing a Safe and Easy Method to cure the Venereal Disease. By James Handley, Surgeon: Formerly of the Royal Navy
  by: Handley, James
  Published: (1733)
• Colloquia chirurgica : or, the art of surgery epitomiz'd and made easy, according to modern practice. By way of dialogue. Wherein All Things necessary to be Known and Practis'd in the Cure of Tumors, Ulcers, Wounds, Fractures, and Dislocations, are concisely handled, practically and plainly apply'd; the Rules so short, that the Whole may with Ease be remember'd; and the Method so certain, that it may be always safely depended upon: Whereby every one may be able, in a very short Time, to give an Account of his Profession, without reading a Multitude of Books. To which is added, a compendium of anatomy, Containing, in a very few Words, the Principal Matters relating to the Structure of Man's Body, and which are most necessary first to be learnt by every Young Practitioner, for whose Benefit the Whole is made publick. The like (for Brevity and Method) not Extant; and which may be of universal Use, as a Pocket-Companion, both by Sea and Land. The fifth edition, revised and corrected. To which is added an appendix, containing a Safe and Easy Method to cure the Venereal Disease. By James Handley, Surgeon, Formerly of the Royal Navy
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  Published: (1743)
• A dictionary of surgery; or, the young surgeon's pocket assistant. By Benjamin Lara, Member of the Corporation of Surgeons of London, Surgeon to the Royal Cumberland Freemason School, and Late Surgeon to the Portugueze Hospital, &c
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• The compleat family physician : or, universal medical repository. Containing the Causes, Symptoms, Preventions, and Cures, of all the various Maladies to which human Nature is Liable. With an Account of Every Celebrated Spa, British and Foreign, and Strictures on Quackery. To which are added, The Family Surgery; the Compleat British Herbal; Observations on Tea, Coffee, Tobacco, and Snuff; and A Great Variety of Most Extraordinary cases in Physic and Surgery. The whole forming a Compleat Body of Domestic Medicine, Calculated as well to Assist Gentlemen of the Faculty, as for the use of Private Families. By Hugh Smythson , M. D
  by: Smythson, Hugh
  Published: (1785)