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• An experimental enquiry concerning the contents, qualities, and medicinal virtues, of the two mineral waters, lately discovered at Bagnigge Wells : near London; With Directions for Drinking them, and some Account of their Success in obstinate Cases. By John Bevis, M.D. Fellow of the Royal Society, and of the Royal Academy of Sciences at Berlin
  by: Bevis, John
  Published: (1767)
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  by: Short, Thomas
  Published: (1734)
• An enquiry into the nature and principles of the spaw waters : With a Mechanical Explanation of their Virtues and Uses in many Diseases. To which is subjoined, A Cursory Enquiry into the Nature and Properties of the Hot Fountains at Aix la Chapelle. By Charles Perry, M. D
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  Published: (1734)
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  by: Smith, Hugh
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  by: Smith, Hugh
  Published: (1780)