The history of ruptures, and rupture-curers, &c. : wherein both are thoroughly and impartially consider'd :occasioned by a letter from a physician at Paris, to a physician at London, concerning a new and never failing way of curing all sorts of ruptures in men, women and children, by an infallible remedy, a secret : with a genuine receipt of the whole secret ... : as also of a famous styptick ...
Houstoun, Robert, d. 1734