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BOLTEN, JOACHIM FRIEDRICH. - THE ANIMAL-PLANT DISCUSSION.Livre Rare Book

History of Medicine 18th Century The PlagueABAA

1778 - 1784 Collection of Four Publications Regarding The Plague in Russia & Europe Bound in One: By Charles De Mertens; M.D. Samoilowitz; and Jean-Francois Paris

178427164A Vienne & A Strasbourg: Chez Les Freres Gay Imprimeus-Libraires et al 1784. Four eighteenth century publications; all French texts bound in one volume. All regarding the plague especially in Russia & Europe as below: De Mertens Charles. Traite de la Peste Contenant L'Histoire de Celle qui a Regne A Moscou en 1771A Vienne & a Strasbourg Chez les Freres Gay Imprimeurs-Libraires a Paris Chez Didot.Mequignon. MDCCLXXXIV. Frontispiece portrait engraving of de Mertens by J. Mansfeld 1783. xxviii 142 pages. "The plague stimulated local research in disease prevention which was boosted by discovering indigenous plague in newly conquered territories of the Caucasus. The epidemic was professionally exposed to Western European academia by Belgian physician Charles de Mertens 1737 - 1788. " from the online wiki Samoilowitz M.D. Lettre Sur Les Experiences Des Frictions Glaciales Pour La Guerison De La Peste Et Autres Maladies Putrides.A Strasbourg Chez Lorenz & Schouler Imrpimeurs du Directoire de la Noblesse. 1782. 43 pages. Danilo Samoilowitz Samoilovich et al 1742/4 - 1805 is noted among other titles as "Chirurgien-Major du Senat de Moscou" and was a witness to and attempted to treat the victims of the great Russian Plague of 1770-72 often at great personal hazard. The U.S. NIH National Library of Medicine lists several articles extolling the significance of Samoilowitz' contribution to epidemiology; see especially the 2013 June issue of Vesalius for the thorough Tatiana Sorokina article "A Victory Over the Plague in Moscow 1770-1772" which details the public and private response to the epidemic and specifically Samoilowitz' and others work combatting the outbreak. Samoilowitz M.D. Memoire Sur L'Inoculation De La Peste Avec A La Description de Trois Poudres Fumigatives Antipestilentielles. A Strasbourg Chez les Freres Gay Libraries. 1782. 36 pages. Paris J.-F. Memoire sur La Peste. A Avignon. Et se Trouve A Marseille Chez Jean Mossy Imprimeur du Roi de la Marine & Libraire au Parc. MDCCLXXVIII. xxxvi 86 pages. One leaf with small corner chip no loss. Provenance binding condition: A handwritten table of contents in French on the endpaper; below this is the handwritten name with the acquisition date of 21 June 1887 & the address of collector George Brush M.D. U.S. Navy; in service as a surgeon & medical inspector from 1861-1894; each title page of the contents also with the handwritten name of T.A. Emmet. Volume approx. 5" x 7 5/8" size; bound in marbled paper covered boards polished speckled calf leather corners and spine gilt titled spine label. Some edge tips wear and rubbing to the binding; surface of spine leather split at edges; securely sewn; first two leaves corners clipped; contents clean and fairly fresh in very good condition. Premiere Edition. Leather. Very Good. Chez Les Freres Gay Imprimeus-Libraires et al books

Certain Books, ABAA · États-Unis650,00 $US≈ 549,97 €

Dr Theophilus Lobb, MD, Fellow of the Royal Society M DBiblio.com

Rational Methods of Curing Fevers

1734285London: John Oswald 1734. First edition. Full contemporary calf. Very Good. While rooted in 18th-century medical theory i.e. humoral theory and the artificial evacuations of fluids like blood sweat urine etcetera Lobb’s work is valuable for understanding the evolution of fever treatment the application of anatomy and physiology to clinical practice and the historical development of medical reasoning. It remains a primary source for historians of medicine and for those studying the transition from humoral to more modern medical thought. Condition: VG for a nearly 300-year-old book many would say NF or Fine due to the scarce beauty of still having fresh bright white pages Rational Methods of Curing Fevers: Deduced from the Structure and Oeconomy of Human Bodies and the different states of the Solids and Fluids under the different classes of Fevers. Together with a particular Account of the Effects of Artificial Evacuations by Bleeding Vomiting Purging Sweating and Blistering etc. With Practical Rules deduced from them shewing inn what Cases they are proper and may be beneficial; and in what they are improper and will be hurtful. By Theopilus Lobb M.D. and Fellow of the Royal Society. BOOK INFO Published in 1734 by John Oswald in London. First edition. Bound in contemporary full calf. Boards with single gilt roll paneling. Spine with raised bands ruled in gilt and a gilt-lettered leather spine label. All edges speckled red. Octavo 9" x 6". Collated and complete: xiv 2 xv-xxii 2 403 37 pp. All three copper engraved plates. Woodcut head- and tail-pieces and a few embellished initials. Written in English with the occasional Latin medical terminology. High-quality white cotton-rag paper. CONDITION REPORT VG condition for a nearly 300-year-old book. Complete. Exterior and binding: square spine firm hinges and joints tight pages. A few stains to page edges. Some skinning to leather. Bumped corners. Relatively light edge wear given the age. Spine sun-darkened and a bit dry. Most of the original gilt work is intact. Interior: Grubby first few and last few pages. Pages are remarkably fresh and bright white as if printed yesterday. Former owner M. Moorhouse an 18th century physician from Aylesbury England per the note on the FFEP name in ink on FFEP and title page. Faded contemporary ink inscription on rear blank. A clearly referenced work by physicians - signs of handling like thumbing creasing smudges ink fingerprints etc. Did not see any foxing worming or water dampening. Did not see any tears. Many sellers would rate this NF or FINE internally. It is quite beautiful!. John Oswald unknown

Ironwolf Rare Books · États-Unis660,00 $US≈ 558,43 €

Edward Hyde the Earl of ClarendonBiblio.com

The History of the Rebellion and the Civil War in England 6 Volumes

1731HydeHistoryCivilWar1731The History of the Rebellion and the Civil War in EnglandBegun in the Year 1641 by Edward Hyde the Earl of Clarendon. Oxford: Printed at the Theater 1731-1732. Three Volumes/Parts in 12 Books in Six separate bound volumes. First Octavo Illustrated Edition first edition was un-illustrated and printed in 1702-04 Profusely Illustrated: Contains three maps two of Great Britain south and north and one of Ireland one battle map of the Battle of Fairfax foldout three other scenes as fold out plate engravings and 90 portraits 84 different portraits with 6 of the Earl of Clarendon 5 as frontispieces; what should have been the frontispiece portrait of Clarendon in Volume I was bound in the middle of the volume towards the end. Also an extra cropped portrait of Charles I 18th century in volume I probably inserted later on 19th-century/early 20th century paper possibly when the set was rebound in marble. Includes portraits of Oliver Cromwell another of King Charles I Francis Bacon and King Charles II. Many of these engravings are sold by antique/antiquarian print sellers for $50 to $250 a piece!Collation: Volume I in two bound volumes first bound volume Main Title Page Imprimatur Portrait of Charles I appears to be an 18thcentury cropped portrait bound in later Dedication to Queen Anne The Preface I-XXV last pages miss-paginated as XXV and XXVI instead of XXIV and XXV The Late Bishop of Rochester's Vindication 1-10 Advertisement 11-12 two fold out maps of the South Part of Great Britain and the North Part of Great Britain Main Text History of the Rebellion Book I 1-288 Volume I. Part II. in second bound book portrait of Clarendon title page Main Text 289-720. Volume II in two bound volumes third bound volume: Half-title Portrait of Clarendon Title Page Volume II. Part I. Imprimatur To the Queen History of the Rebellion Book IV 1-466 fourth bound volume Portrait of Clarendon Title Page Main Text beg. Book VIII 467-753 pages Volume III in two bound volumes fifth bound volume: Half Title with near contemporary writing Portrait of Clarendon Title Page Volume III. Part I. Imprimatur To the Queen Beg. of Book X Main Text 1-364 sixth bound volume: Portrait of Clarendon Title Page Portrait Main Text beg. Book XIII 365-773 and Index unpaginated but end with "Finis".Size Binding and Condition: Bound in six octavo volumes about 8 ½ x 6" or 21 ½ x 6 ¼ cm with marbled boards probably circa 1900 and relatively new spines enacted about 10 years ago. Collates complete. New Jersey historical society stamp on most title pages. most pages are in very good condition some title pages have chips at the corners chip to page 49/50 on the right-hand edge with some textual loss and chip to one portrait on right-hand edge no loss to image. Overall about very good. The English Civil War 1642–1651 was a series of civil wars and political machinations between Parliamentarians "Roundheads" and Royalists "Cavaliers" principally over the manner of England's governance. The first 1642–1646 and second 1648–1649 wars pitted the supporters of King Charles I against the supporters of the Long Parliament while the third 1649–1651 saw fighting between supporters of King Charles II and supporters of the Rump Parliament. The war ended with Parliamentarian victory at the Battle of Worcester on 3 September 1651. The outcome of the war was threefold: the trial and execution of Charles I 1649; the exile of his son Charles II 1651; and the replacement of English monarchy with at first the Commonwealth of England 1649–1653 and then the Protectorate under the personal rule of Oliver Cromwell 1653–1658 and briefly his son Richard 1658–1659. In England the monopoly of the Church of England on Christian worship was ended while in Ireland the victors consolidated the established Protestant Ascendancy. Constitutionally the wars established the precedent that an English monarch cannot govern without Parliament's consent although the idea of Parliamentary sovereignty was only legally established as part of the Glorious Revolution in 1688. NOTE: The pictures are of the actual item for sale. The pictures are NOT stock photos. The Theater at Oxford hardcover

TristanBooks · États-Unis695,00 $US≈ 588,04 €

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