An essay on the origin and discovery of the medicinal virtues of the spirits of turpentine : Dedicated to ... Princess Charlotte of Wales / [Anna Keane].

  • Keane, Anna.
Date:
1816
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Credit: An essay on the origin and discovery of the medicinal virtues of the spirits of turpentine : Dedicated to ... Princess Charlotte of Wales / [Anna Keane]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Bladder, of which I have experience in my younger son, to whom such a quantity would be of sciious and alarming consequence.) But to return to the case not finding this gave all the relief I 'expected, in half an hour, I repeated the dose, which in five minutes produced the most happy effect, causing, as usual, perspiration, which I encouraged by ordering warm bathing to his Feet, and hot application ; at night I gave him near another table spoon full, and he was next morning able to attend his work. • 10 00 l owi : % There are many other cases, besides these already mentioned or hereafter subjoined, the testimony oi some of which I cannot obtain, from the impossibility of find¬ ing the individuals, who are mostly oi the lower class*, and of the others from a peculiarity of circumstances with a family to whom I have already alluded; as those who wilfully injure usually become from the repetition of wrong, the more inveterate in hatred, and the less disposed to render the most common offices of justice to the objects of their oppression, * It was chiefly to the lower class, who had not the means to 'procure projessio7ial assistance, that l administered the Turpentine.