DUNCAN, ANDREW - Observations on the Distinguishing Symptoms of Three Different Species of Pulmonary Consumption, Catarrhal, the Apostematous, and the Tuberculous. . to Which Is Added an Appendix, on the Preparation and Use of Lactucarium, or Lettuce-Opium. . and a Postscript

Edinburgh: Constable & Co, 1820. Third Edition. Maroon hardback half-leather cover with marbled boards. (More images available on request). 210mm x 130mm (8" x 5"). 200pp + appendix. ' with Some Remarks on the Remedies and Regimen Best Fitted for the Prevention, Removal, or Alleviation of Each Species.'.. G: in good conditio. Cover rubbed and scuffed. Some foxing. Ex Royal College of Surgeons Ireland Library .

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