Medieval Medicine
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Authors:
- Walsh, James J. (James Joseph)
1865 - 1942
About this book
In an era often misunderstood as stagnant, "Medieval Medicine" by James J. Walsh unveils the rich tapestry of medical practices that flourished during the Middle Ages. This insightful work explores the intricate balance between superstition and emerging scientific thought, highlighting key elements such as herbal remedies and surgical techniques that laid the groundwork for modern medicine. Walsh meticulously documents how societal beliefs influenced healing practices, challenging the notion of a purely "Dark Age." Ideal for students, historians, and civic activists, this book serves as a vital resource for understanding the complexities of medieval healthcare. Dive into the past and discover how these early practices continue to resonate in today’s medical landscape.
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