To Mr. and Mrs. Williams, oculists, of No. 3, Red Lion Square, and also of the royal general dispensary …: where thousands have been restored to sight, and cured of weakness of the eyes … without any surgical operation
1810
BROAD L2019G19m
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Title
To Mr. and Mrs. Williams, oculists, of No. 3, Red Lion Square, and also of the royal general dispensary …: where thousands have been restored to sight, and cured of weakness of the eyes … without any surgical operation
Published
[London s.n. ca. 1810]
Description
1 sheet ([1] p.) ; 27 x 21 cm.
Call Number
BROAD L2019G19m
Note
Printed document with filled in ink by which a British naval officer John Kendall engaged the services of the oculists (and the quacks), Mr. and Mrs. Williams.
Kendall served in America during the Seven Years' War & American Revolution.
Library also has ms. logbooks of Kendall's service during the revolutionary war.
Kendall served in America during the Seven Years' War & American Revolution.
Library also has ms. logbooks of Kendall's service during the revolutionary war.
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