Publisher's Synopsis
"A Practical Dissertation On Bath-waters" by William Oliver offers a fascinating glimpse into the medical practices and beliefs of the 18th century. This treatise explores the therapeutic properties of the mineral-rich waters of Bath, England, a renowned spa town. Oliver's work details the composition of the waters and their application in treating various ailments.
Adding to the intrigue, the volume includes "A Relation Of A Very Extraordinary Sleeper Near Bath," documenting a curious case of prolonged sleep. This account provides a unique insight into the medical understanding of sleep disorders during this period. This book is invaluable for those interested in medical history, the cultural significance of Bath, and the evolution of medical treatments.
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