MEDICINE. SAMUEL AUGUST TISSOT'S NOTE, HOW COUNTRYMEN SHOULD, FOR SHORTAGE OF PHYSICIANS, BEHAVIOR IN THE MOST COMMON DISEASES 1768.

Medicine. Tissot, Samuel August, Swiss physician, (1728-1797). Information, how countrymen should, in the absence of experienced doctors, behave in the most common diseases (I-II). By most gracious command, Swerige's countrymen are ready to help in need, from the French translated by Herman Schützer. Second edition after the third original edition, with additions. 2 parts in 1 vol. Printed at Peter Hesselberg, Stockholm, 1768. 8vo in a contemporary half-French binding with gilt spine text and sparse spine gilt. (XVI), 280 p. + (II), p. 281 - 582.
Provenance. Professor emeritus Bengt Lindskog, Hjärup, (1929-2021).