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Fiebertheorie und Behandlung von Fieber im Allgemeinen.
Publication Date: 1889
Seller: Antiq. F.-D. Söhn - Medicusbooks.Com, Marburg, Germany
Seller rating 5 out of 5 stars
Darmstadt, H. Hohmann, 1889, 8°, 7, (1) pp.; 2 eingelegte Blätter "Nachtrag zur Fiebertheorie" (Korrekturen), orig. Broschur. Seltener Erstdruck. J. A. Staehely ist auch der Autor des heute noch aufgelegten Buches: "Thales erwacht: Eine Erklärung des Wesens der Naturkräfte .". "John A. Staehely, who now lives at Darmstadt, Germany. Mr. Staehely was then doing the largest and most lucrative business at New Braunfels and to his strictly honest and methodical business ways and fatherly advice, Mr. Wiliam Clemens (1843- ) ascribes a great deal of his success in life, and has always entertained for him sentiments of respect and warmest friendship. Mr. Clemens entered the Confederate army at eighteen years of age, enlisting in 1862, and participated in the sharp engagement at Jenkins Ferry in Arkansas." John Henry Brown: Indian Wars and Pioneers of Texas, p.369.
