Magic,Medicine and Quackery
January 14, 2008 Collectible No CommentsMagic,Medicine & Quackery
by Eric Maple
U.K. First Edition,First Printing
Cloth Hardcover
Published by Robert Hale,London,,1968
1968 First Published in Great Britain Statement is Present on the Copyright Page/No Others
Very Good Book/No Dustjacket
Contents:
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The Roots of Quackery
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Ancient Light
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Holy Quackery
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The Quacks’ Charter
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Doctor versus Devil
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The Great Age of Quackery
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Quacks,Cranks,and Empirics
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Adapt,Adopt,or Perish
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Old Medicine in New Bottles
Bibliography
Illustrations:
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A White Witch With Her Patients From an Engraving after Peter Breughel the Younger,1564-1637
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A Medical Consultation at the Highest Level. From Holbein’s Dance of Death
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Paracelsus,Magician,Scientist and Quack. From a Woodcut by August Hirchvogel
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Simon Forman: The Darker Side of Medicine Often Involved Poisoning and Witchcraft. From Caulfield’s Remarkable Portraits,1794
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Greatrakes the Stroker,a Seventeenth Century Fringe Medicine man. From a Print Published in 1794 and Included in A Collection of Four Hundred Portraits
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Andrew Boorde: The Merry Andrew Who Took Medicine to the People. From an Engraving of a Portrait by Holbein
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Hans Buling,Mountebank,with His Medical Auxiliary. Included in A Collection of Four Hundred Portraits
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Joe Haines,The Mock Mountebank Who Parodied the Quacks. From Chamber’s Book of Days,1863
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Eighteenth Century Dental Humour Anticipated Punch. Print by an Unknown Artist.
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Joshua Ward:Of Late Without the Least Pretence to Skill Ward’s Grown a Famed Physician by a Pill.Print Published in Caulfields Collection,1819
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John Taylor: Ophthalminator, Pontificial, Imperial and Royal. Included in a Collection of Four Hundred Portraits.
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Tunbridge Spa in the Eighteenth Century.Engraving After a Painting by Thomas Loggon.
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Quacks Taylor, Mapp and Ward with Twelve Honest Physicians. Mock Coat of Arms by Hogarth, 1736
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James Hallett, The Sussex Quack, 1795
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Hallett’s Handbill Cures For The Incurable with the Help of God
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Healing Waters on Tap: The Ancient Clerks Well At Clerkenwell, London. From an Early Nineteenth Century Print
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Perkins Metallic Tractors. White Magic for a Red Nose. A Caricature by James Gillray, 1757-1815
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The Oxytonor, an Essential Element in American Gas-Pipe Therapy. From Nostrums and Quackery, American Medical Association,1912
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The Boston Electric Belt-The Acme of American Electromagnetic Gadgetry. From Nostrums and Quackery, American Medical Association, 1912 Subscribe with RSSHUGGER


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