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The Mariner's Medical Guide. Comprising Various Diseases, with Their General Symptoms and Most Appropriate Treatment, Clearly and Plainly Stated, Suitable to Any Capacity ; Also, the Different Causes and Preventives of Each Depending Upon Change of Climate. To which is Added, a Compendious Plan of a Medicine Chest, Stating the Necessary Quantities of Each Ingredient, Proportioned to the Number of People in a Vessel. The Whole Designed for the Use of Seamen, Or Pesons Unable to Procure Medical Aid

C.F. Vandeburgh

Published: 1819

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