The Cinchona Barks

An authoritative and exhaustive treatise on the chemical, medicinal, and commercial properties of cinchona bark, a crucial source of quinine for the treatment of malaria. Includes extensive botanical descriptions, chemical analyses, and case studies of quinine use and abuse. A landmark work in the history of pharmacology and natural product chemistry.

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