Tea and the effects of tea drinkingTebb, W. Scott (William Scott)
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Tea and the effects of tea drinking
Tebb, W. Scott (William Scott)
Tea; Tea -- Health aspects; Tea -- Physiological effect
[13] Ibid., x., 274, 275.
[14] “An Essay on Tea, considered as pernicious to health, obstructing
industry, and impoverishing the nation,” London 1757.
[15] THE LITERARY MAGAZINE, 1757, ii., 161.
[16] “A letter to the Members of the Temperance Society” James Henry,
M.D., Dublin, 1830.
[17] “Medical Record,” New York, 1879, xvi., 43.
[18] “The Boston Medical and Surgical Journal,” 1886, cxiv., 314.
[19] “Medical News,” 1894, lxv., 486.
[20] Archives of Surgery, 1892, iii., 366.
[21] “Medical Press and Circular,” 1894, i., 188.
[22] “British Medical Journal,” 1885, i., 270.
[23] Sanitary Record 1883, v., 199.
Transcriber’s Notes
Minor errors and inconsistencies in punctuation have been fixed.
Page 3: “nervous irritibility” changed to “nervous irritability”
Page 10: “impare digestion” changed to “impair digestion”
Page 18: “that an alteration” changed to “than an alteration”
The column headers for Table F were added.
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