John Wesley among the physicians; a study of eighteenth-century medicine
Wesley's view of health and disease was essentially theological. The most enlightened physicians of his time placed the vis medicatrix naturae centrally in their therapy, and used such methods as they thought would assist and not hinder her healing power. Wesley was not content to think in term...
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| Language: | English |
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London :
Epworth Press,
[1958]
London, Epworth Press [1958] London, [1958] |
| Series: | Wesley Historical Society lecture ;
no. 24 Wesley Historical Society lectures ; no. 24 |
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University of Chicago
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R489.W51H6 |
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Harvard University
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WZ 56 H5j 1958 |
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Duke University
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BX8201 .W4756 no.24 |
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Cornell University
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BX8495.W51 H64 |
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Princeton University
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R486 .H555 1958 |
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Columbia University
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R148 .H55 1958 YX22 H64 |
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