Opera Medica, in Tres Tomos Distributa. I. De Phthisi. II. De Morbis: Universal. Acutis. III. De Febribus: Inflammatoriis. - Editio ultima Emendatiori.

[16], 206, [24], 142, [12], [38], 318, [18] pp. Engraved frontispiece, fold-outs of: Schema Morborum General; Synopsis Febrium. Morton was the first to observe that tubercules were always present in the lungs in tuberculosis, and also the first to describe what is now known as anorexia nervosa (he called it a nervous phthisis). This volume collects several of his works.