Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Surgical Tracts, Containing a Treatise Upon Ulcers of the Legs; In Which Former Methods of Treatment Are Candidly Examined, and Compared With One More Rational and Safe; Effected Without Rest and Confinement
The author, however, begs leave to urge again his good intentions, and to ex prefs his hopes, that the fuccefs Of his plan may, in other hands, be equal to his own; and then he fhall expeé'c the'_fatis faétion, of having contributed very, greatly to. Leifening the difficulties and difiredes of many aiéted fellow-creatures pre ferving fome of them from leading rnifer hble lives; and now and then preventing that mof'c dreadful remedy ulcers.
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