vi, 261 pp. Brown blind-stamped cloth, gilt titles. Includes: The Author's Reasons for Writing and Publishing This Volume (Introductory); Of the Ignorance Existing Respecting the Power of Nature to Cure Disease (Introductory); General Notions of Diseases; Of the Causes, Mode of Production, and Nature of Diseases; Of the Course or Progress of Diseases; Of the Natural Terminations of Diseases, and the Modes in Which They Take Place; Evidence in Favour of the Curability of Diseases by Nature; Of the Existence and General Nature of the Medical Art; Instruments of Medical Art; Of the Mode of Action of the Instruments of the Medical Art: Direct and Specific Action; Of the Mode of Action of the Instruments of the Medical Art: Indirect or Vicarious Action; General Estimate of the Powers of the Medical Art.
