Markhams Method or Epitome Wherein Is Shewed His Approved Remedies for All Diseases Whatsoever Incident to Horses, and They Are Almost 300, All Cured With Twelue Medicines Onely, Not of Twelue Pence Cost, and to by Gervas Markham ... (1641)

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