Anderson, Marynita
Physician Heal Thyself

Medical Practitioners of Eighteenth-Century New York.

This volume presents a group portrait that explores the similarities and differences in the education and medical practices of its subjects, including their patient care. By comparing the different practitioners’ medical techniques, this book shows how a combination of Old and New World standards and practices fostered a new type of medicine that was typically American. X,267 Seiten mit 10 Abb., gebunden (American University Studies. Series IX: History; vol. 170/Peter Lang Verlag 2004) Mängelexemplar/near mint