Medical observations and inquiries : I. a letter from Mr. John Travis, surgeon of Scarborough, to Dr. John Fothergill : tending to shew, that the use of copper vessels in the navy, is one principal cause of the sea scurvy : read Oct. 31, 1757
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L2000F550 1757?
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Title
Medical observations and inquiries : I. a letter from Mr. John Travis, surgeon of Scarborough, to Dr. John Fothergill : tending to shew, that the use of copper vessels in the navy, is one principal cause of the sea scurvy : read Oct. 31, 1757
Variant Title
Letter from Mr. John Travis, surgeon of Scarborough, to Dr. John Fothergill
Published
[London? : s.n., 1757?]
Description
1-16 p. ; 21 cm. (8vo)
Call Number
L2000F550 1757?
System Control No.
(OCoLC)46821696
Note
Signatures: B8.
Obviously part of a larger work.
Although vitamin C deficiency was found to be the cause of scurvy, not the use of copper vessels, the aritcle reflects the concern for the conditions in the navy and merchant fleets.
Obviously part of a larger work.
Although vitamin C deficiency was found to be the cause of scurvy, not the use of copper vessels, the aritcle reflects the concern for the conditions in the navy and merchant fleets.
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