METHUSELAH ARCHIVE SOURCES / TURNER-DROP-PILL-CONSIDERED-1735

The Drop and Pill of Mr. Ward, Consider'd ... In an Epistle to J. Jurin

period treatise · 1735
type:period treatise
year:1735
citation:Daniel Turner, The Drop and Pill of Mr. Ward, Consider'd, as Well in Respect to Their Composition, as Their Operation and Effects: Wherein, As There Is Great Reason to Believe, the Genuine Receipt of Both, in an Epistle to Dr. James Jurin (London: J. Clarke, 1735).
LINK
https://wellcomecollection.org/works/xgbzazkj
SUMMARY
Contemporaneous tract examined directly via the Wellcome Collection catalogue record and the digitized title page (Public Domain Mark; ESTC T34966). The title page itself states the epistle is addressed to Dr. James Jurin and signed by Daniel Turner as a member of the same College of Physicians in London as Jurin; no separate source in this bundle establishes a specific admission date or licentiate status for Turner, so the case does not assert one. Cited in this case as the qualifying contemporaneous analysis directly assessing the marketed medicine's composition and effects, satisfying the historical-evidence-proportionality standard for a pre-modern Case. Content cited by title and bibliographic fact only; the case does not quote the pamphlet's body text. Also the source backing the case's media asset of the pamphlet's title page (Public Domain Mark).
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