The Virtue and Use of Coffee With Regard to the Plague and Other Infectious Distempers

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In an era marked by frequent outbreaks of plague and infectious diseases, "The Virtue and Use of Coffee With Regard to the Plague and Other Infectious Distempers" by R. Bradley emerges as a fascinating scientific exploration of coffee's potential health benefits. This 18th-century publication delves into the intriguing relationship between coffee consumption and its perceived ability to combat ailments, presenting unique insights into early medical theories. With a focus on the beverage's invigorating properties and its role in public health discussions, this work is essential for students, civic activists, and historians alike. Discover how coffee was viewed not just as a drink, but as a possible remedy in a time of crisis, shaping societal attitudes towards health and wellness.

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