London physician. (1718). The modern quack: Or, the physical impostor, detected. In three parts. I. Exposing their Qualifications and Remedies. II. Proving the Insufficiency of the Latter to Answer what is proposed by them. III. Unfolding their Nature and ill Consequences. With a supplement, displaying the present set of pretenders to clap-curing, giving Judgment upon Urine, &c. in which their Frauds and Abuses are laid open; Rules also to know, and Cautions against them. To which (for the farther Security of the Sick of any sort) a catalogue is annexed of all the members of the Royal College of Physicians, residing in and about the Town, with the Places of their several Abodes or Habitations. By a London physician. printed for J. Roberts near the Oxford Arms in Warwick-Lane.
Chicago-Zitierstil (17. Ausg.)London physician. The Modern Quack: Or, the Physical Impostor, Detected. In Three Parts. I. Exposing Their Qualifications and Remedies. II. Proving the Insufficiency of the Latter to Answer What Is Proposed by Them. III. Unfolding Their Nature and Ill Consequences. With a Supplement, Displaying the Present Set of Pretenders to Clap-curing, Giving Judgment upon Urine, &c. in Which Their Frauds and Abuses Are Laid Open; Rules Also to Know, and Cautions Against Them. To Which (for the Farther Security of the Sick of Any Sort) a Catalogue Is Annexed of All the Members of the Royal College of Physicians, Residing in and About the Town, with the Places of Their Several Abodes or Habitations. By a London Physician. London: printed for J. Roberts near the Oxford Arms in Warwick-Lane, 1718.
MLA-Zitierstil (9. Ausg.)London physician. The Modern Quack: Or, the Physical Impostor, Detected. In Three Parts. I. Exposing Their Qualifications and Remedies. II. Proving the Insufficiency of the Latter to Answer What Is Proposed by Them. III. Unfolding Their Nature and Ill Consequences. With a Supplement, Displaying the Present Set of Pretenders to Clap-curing, Giving Judgment upon Urine, &c. in Which Their Frauds and Abuses Are Laid Open; Rules Also to Know, and Cautions Against Them. To Which (for the Farther Security of the Sick of Any Sort) a Catalogue Is Annexed of All the Members of the Royal College of Physicians, Residing in and About the Town, with the Places of Their Several Abodes or Habitations. By a London Physician. printed for J. Roberts near the Oxford Arms in Warwick-Lane, 1718.