Belchilgen Count. (1786). An essay on the virtues and properties of the ginseng tea, by Count Belchilgen, M.D. Formerly Physician to the Empress Queen of Hungary, Knight of St. John of Jerusalem. and J. A.. Cope, M.D. And P. R. B. with observations on the pernicious effects of tea drinking in general. printed for the author, and sold at Mrs. Randall's, Royal Exchange.
Chicago-Zitierstil (17. Ausg.)Belchilgen Count. An Essay on the Virtues and Properties of the Ginseng Tea, by Count Belchilgen, M.D. Formerly Physician to the Empress Queen of Hungary, Knight of St. John of Jerusalem. and J. A.. Cope, M.D. And P. R. B. with Observations on the Pernicious Effects of Tea Drinking in General. London: printed for the author, and sold at Mrs. Randall's, Royal Exchange, 1786.
MLA-Zitierstil (9. Ausg.)Belchilgen Count. An Essay on the Virtues and Properties of the Ginseng Tea, by Count Belchilgen, M.D. Formerly Physician to the Empress Queen of Hungary, Knight of St. John of Jerusalem. and J. A.. Cope, M.D. And P. R. B. with Observations on the Pernicious Effects of Tea Drinking in General. printed for the author, and sold at Mrs. Randall's, Royal Exchange, 1786.