A Mechanical Account of Poisons in Several Essays

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Exploring the nature of poisons, this work presents a series of essays that delve into their mechanical properties and effects on the human body. Richard Mead examines various substances, their origins, and their impacts, blending scientific inquiry with philosophical insights. The book reflects the 18th-century understanding of toxicology and offers valuable perspectives on health and medicine during that era. Mead's analytical approach provides a foundational look at poisons, making it a significant contribution to early medical literature.