The Apothecary in Eighteenth-Century Williamsburg Being an Account of his medical and chirurgical Services, as well as of his trade Practices as a Chymist

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In the bustling heart of colonial America, the apothecary emerged as a vital figure in the evolving landscape of medicine and commerce. "The Apothecary in Eighteenth-Century Williamsburg: Being an Account of his Medical and Chirurgical Services, as well as of his Trade Practices as a Chymist" by Thomas K. Ford delves into the intricate world of herbal remedies and surgical techniques, highlighting the apothecary's dual role as both healer and entrepreneur. Readers will discover the significance of trade practices and the innovative use of chymistry that shaped health care during this pivotal era. Ideal for historians and civic activists, this work provides a comprehensive understanding of the apothecary's impact on society and the foundations of modern medicine.

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