The history of cradle-convulsions, vulgarly called black and white-fits: or, Monthly observations on the weekly bills of mortality, with reference to the cure of that medly distemper. Shewing the origin of all scorbutick diseases, from the history of bread, now generally vitiated by mineral ferments in molosso-yeast; and therefore truly named panis non prob`e pistus, by modern historians. In which the consideraton of convulsions is premised before the rest, as the most sweeping symptome of the scurvy

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• The history of cradle-convulsions, vulgarly called black and white-fits: or, Monthly observations on the weekly bills of mortality, with reference to the cure of that medly distemper. Shewing the origin of all scorbutick diseases, from the history of bread, now generally vitiated by mineral ferments in molosso-yeast; and therefore truly named panis non prob`e pistus, by modern historians. In which the consideraton of convulsions is premised before the rest, as the most sweeping symptome of the scurvy
• History of cradle convulsions, vulgarly called black and white fits: or, Monthly observations on the weekly bills of mortality

People / Organizations

• John Nut ("printed for")

Imprint

London : printed for John Nut, near Stationers-Hall, 1701.

Publication year

1701

ESTC No.

P6027

Grub Street ID

57797

Description

v. ; 1/2°

Note

Imprint from colophon

Narrative description of deaths for Sept. 1701

No more known to have been published

Description based on: Numb.1 (For the month of September, 1701); title from caption

Latest issue consulted: Numb.1 (For the month of September, 1701).