1757 GEORGE NEALE. Some Observations on the Use of the Agaric. Signed by London Surgeon. John Wesley Small ex library stamp on

Small ex library stamp on title as shown

Later in 1854

Be kind enough to inform me on what evening in the week your lectures are delivered - and in reply I will let you know the date which I may have to spare

William Lloyd Garrison [1805-1879] celebrating the life of one of the most important anti-slavery voices of the 19th century and giving a history of the abolitionist movement

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1757 GEORGE NEALE. Some Observations on the Use of the Agaric. Signed by London Surgeon. John Wesley Small ex library stamp onA very scarce medical work on the use of Agaric [derived from agaric mushrooms, some classes of which are psychoactive] as a compound to stop bleeding after surgeries, etc., No copies on the market or in the auction records. Neatly inscribed by its author. Neale, George. Some Observations on the Use of the Agaric, and its Insufficiency in Stopping Haemorrhages After Capital Operations, in a Letter to a Surgeon in the Country. By George Neale, Surgeon