John Tennent

Guide to business modelling

Ein jeder sein eigner Doctor, oder Des armen Land-Manns Artzt

1749

Physical enquiries: discovering The mode of translation in the constitutions of Northern inhabitants, on going to, and for some time after arriving in southern climates: An error of the College of Physicians in recommending vinegar to His Majesty's fleet in the West-Indies, to prevent the epidemic fever there so fatal to Britons: The deadly effect of all acids in that case, whether used for cure or prevention: A plain easy method both to prevent and cure that disease: And the barren state of useful physical knowledge, as well as the mercenary practice of physicians, by an impartial state of Dr. Ward's qualifications for the practice of physic, and by his pernicious progress with medicinal secrets

An epistle to Dr. Richard Mead

An essay on the pleurisy

Every man his own doctor: or, The poor planter's physician

A reprieve from death: in two physical chapters. ... With an appendix. Dedicated to the Right Honourable Sir Robert Walpole. By John Tennent

Physical enquiries