AN INAUGURAL DISSERTATION ON THE PATHOLOGY OF THE HUMAN FLUIDS [INSCRIBED]

Published by Self, New-York, 1814

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Octavo, xiv, 17-248 pp. Poor; bound in contemporary light green paper, with several discolored areas, marks and tears to boards and edges, with spine hinges cracked; boards shaken and some loose pages to front matter but binding else tight; text block rough and uneven; foxing to pages throughout; INSCRIBED on page vi "Dr. J. Ingersol, from his sincere friend The Author;" loose note "Rec'd Monday Feb 23rd 1816 of MD John Ingersoll Sum of 19 dollars 55 cents being in full of all demands Jarves Valentine;" ex-library copy with usual markings, including a bookplate to front pastedown, institutional stamps to several pages and call number written in pencil; MF consignment. Extremely scarce. 1358427. Special Collections.

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Title
AN INAUGURAL DISSERTATION ON THE PATHOLOGY OF THE HUMAN FLUIDS [INSCRIBED]
Author
Dyckman, Jacob
Publisher
Self, New-York
Publication year
1814
Binding
Hardcover
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