Medicina Britannica, Or A Treatise On Such Physical Plants, As Are Generally To Be Found In The Fields Or Gardens In Great-britain

This botany book is a comprehensive guide to the medical properties of plants found in Great Britain. John Bartram, John Ray, Simon Paulli, and Thomas Short provide detailed descriptions of each plant's properties and uses, as well as its history and folklore. This book is an invaluable resource for anyone interested in natural medicine and herbal remedies.

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