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• A treatise on the use and abuse of mineral waters : With rules for drinking the waters; and a plan of diet for invalids labouring under chronic complaints. By Hugh Smith, M. D. of Hatton Garden. Author of a New Theory on the Circulation of the Blood; and of Letters to Married Women on the Management of Infants
  by: Smith, Hugh
  Published: (1785)
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• An abridgment of the pamphlet respecting Holt mineral waters : to which are added a few of the most remarkable cures performed by the use of these waters, Faithfully extracted from the above authority
  by: Eyre, Henry
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