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scrofula

By the King

By England and Wales. Sovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I).

By the King

By King James VI and I

Severall chirurgical treatises

By Richard Wiseman

The medical guide, for the use of the clergy, heads of families and practitioners in medicine and surgery

By Richard Reece

The king's evil

By Crawfurd, Raymond Henry Payne Sir

A treatise on pulmonary consumption

By Clark, James Sir

Essay on the nature and cure of the king's evil

By Morley, John

Observations on the use of caustic alkali in scrofula and other chronic diseases

By Joseph Brandish

Dissertatio medica, inauguralis de scrophula

By James Graham

A free and impartial enquiry into the antiquity and efficacy of touching for the cure of the King's evil

By William Beckett

Charisma siue donum sanationis

By William Tooker

Some observations on consumption, scrofula or king's evil, gout, asthma, softness and distortion of the bones, rickets, cancer, insanity, and other chronical diseases

By William Turton

A treatise on inherited impurity of the blood which we will call scrofula

By T. Hunt Stilwell

L'usage des eaux de Bareges et du mercure, pour les ecrouelles

By Théophile de Bordeu

Recherches sur le tissu muqueux, ou l'organe cellulaire, et sur quelques maladies de la poitrine

By Théophile de Bordeu

Curabilité de la phthisie et des scrofules appuyée sur des preuves authentiques

By A.-M Bureaud-Riofrey

Radicale Heilung der Scropheln, Flechten, und galanten Krankheiten

By Belliol Dr

Additional reports on the effects of a peculiar regimen in cases of cancer, scrofula, consumption, asthma, and other chronic diseases

By William Lambe

Observations on the remarkable effects of iodine in bronchocele and schrophula

By Jean François Coindet

The science and art of surgery

By John Eric Erichsen

Royal Touch in Early Modern England

By Stephen Brogan

Royal charities

By Helen Farquhar

An essay on the nature of scrofula

By Richard Carmichael

A right frutefull and approoved treatise, for the artificiall cure of that malady called in Latin Struma, and in English the Evill, cured by Kinges and Queenes of England

By William Clowes