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Miscellaneous Observations in the Practise of Physick, Anatomy and Surgery. with New and Curious Remarks in Botany. Adorn'd with Copper Plates. ... by Patrick Blair,
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British Library

T062572

Includes 'A letter from Dr. Patrick Blair .. to Doctor Baynard' with separate titlepage dated 1717 'printed for George Strahan, and William Innys'. With a final advertisement leaf.

London: printed for William Mears, 1718. [8],149, [3]p., plates; 8°