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2 INDEX.
3 PAGE
4 Introduction .......... i.
5 Alloeopathia and Homoeopathia ....... iv.
6 Tea and Coffee not pernicious . . . . . . . vii.
7 Medical knowledge, the result of Experience . . . . ix.
8 Agreeable form in which Medicines may be administered . . x.
9 The grand Rule to be observed by all Medical men . . . xi.
10 Nostrums — Morrison’s and Holloway’s Pills, Warburg’s Drops, &c. xii.
11 Arsenic recommended, as a Medicine ...... xii.
12 The Science of Medicine — stationary ..... xiii.
13 Advice on the Preparations of Medicines ..... xiv.
14 Monopolies of Churrus, Saffron, and Putchuk-root, by the Cash-
15 merean Government ...... xv.
16 Object of this work ...... * xvi.
17 Recommendation to the faculty in India .... xvii.
18 The Author’s return to Lahore, in 1839 . . . . xviii.
19 Letter from the late Wm. Skinner, to the Author . . xxii.
20 Fatal power of Prejudice ....... xxiii.
21 Sydenham, &c . . . . . . . . . xxiv.
22 How the properties of Medicines may be ascertained . xxv.
23 Minute doses alone, can produce real medicinal action. . xxvi.
24 A pocket-book recommended to Physicians and Families . xxvii.
25 Adventures, Discoveries, Experiments, and Historical
26 Sketches ......... 1
27 The Author leaves Home (Kronstadt in Transylvania) in 1 8 1 5 . 1
28 Voyage to Constantinople ....... 1
29 Travels towards Jerusalem, 1817 — 1819 ..... 4
30 The Author introduces Vaccination into Syria, in 1822 . 7
31 Barber, Governor of Tripoly, in Syria . . . . 18,8
32 Lady Esther Stanhope, at Araba, in Syria .... 9
33 Kannobin not a Town, but a Convent . . . . .10