An edition of A treatise on acupuncturation
(1821)
A treatise on acupuncturation
being a description of a surgical operation originally peculiar to the Japonese and Chinese, and by them denominated zin-king, now introduced into European practice, with directions for its performance, and cases illustrating its success
by James Morss Churchill
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A treatise on acupuncturation: being a description of a surgical operation originally peculiar to the Japonese and Chinese, and by them denominated zin-king, now introduced into European practice, with directions for its performance, and cases illustrating its success
1821, Simpkin and Marshall, Burgess and Hill, and J. Cox
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A treatise on acupuncturation: being a description of a surgical operation originally peculiar to the Japonese [sic] and Chinese, and by them denominated Zin-King. Now introduced into European practice, with directions for its performance, and cases illustrating its success
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