(1837). A few reasons for the repeal of the eighth section of the medical laws of this state: Which excludes irregular practitioners from the benefits of law in the collection of fees, or the passage of a "public act," giving to botanic practitioners rights and privileges in common with their fellow citizens. Printed by John B. Eldredge.
Chicago-referens (17:e uppl.)A Few Reasons for the Repeal of the Eighth Section of the Medical Laws of This State: Which Excludes Irregular Practitioners from the Benefits of Law in the Collection of Fees, or the Passage of a "Public Act," Giving to Botanic Practitioners Rights and Privileges in Common with Their Fellow Citizens. Hartford [Conn.]: Printed by John B. Eldredge, 1837.
MLA-referens (8:e uppl.)A Few Reasons for the Repeal of the Eighth Section of the Medical Laws of This State: Which Excludes Irregular Practitioners from the Benefits of Law in the Collection of Fees, or the Passage of a "Public Act," Giving to Botanic Practitioners Rights and Privileges in Common with Their Fellow Citizens. Printed by John B. Eldredge, 1837.