James Currie was a Scottish physician whose work primarily focused on the therapeutic use of water in treating fevers, contributing significant medical reports on the subject. Beyond his medical pursuits, he developed a deep interest in the life and works of the poet Robert Burns. This led him to compile an anthology and author a biography of Burns, establishing himself as a notable interpreter of the poet's legacy. Currie's contributions highlight a fascinating intersection of medical inquiry and literary scholarship.
This comprehensive compilation of the works of Robert Burns includes his life story. Burns is one of Scotland's most iconic poets, and readers will be moved by the power and beauty of his words.
In this biography of the Scottish poet Robert Burns, James Currie offers a vivid and engaging portrait of one of the greatest literary figures of the 18th century. Drawing on Burns's personal correspondence, Currie provides insight into the poet's life and works, as well as the social and cultural context in which he lived. A classic work of literary biography that remains influential to this day.
This book is a comprehensive guide to pharmaceutics and materia medica. It covers the general principles of pharmaceutical chemistry and analysis, as well as the production and use of several new and valuable medicinal substances. The book is a valuable resource for pharmacists, physicians, and medical students interested in the history and development of pharmacy.
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Reprint of the original, first published in 1866.