An edition of An account of the disease, called ergot, in French, from its supposed cause, viz. vitiated rye (1765)

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s.n.
Language
Latin
Pages
136

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Ergot

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1765, s.n.
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Text of letter in Latin.

Extracted from: Philosophical transactions of the Royal Society, v. 55 (1765).

Includes bibliographical references.

Fisher copy: With the bookplate of Oskar Klotz.

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p. 106-136.
Number of pages
136

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