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Thomas Willis and the fevers literature of the seventeenth century
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  • 1981Fever pathology in the sixteenth century: tradition and innovation46 cited
  • 1929The Disappearance of Malaria from England35 cited
  • 1970The College of Physicians and the acceptance of iatromechanism in England, 1665-1695.34 cited
  • 1974The John Ward Diaries: Mirror of Seventeenth Century Science and Medicine29 cited

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  • 1991Quantitative observations of fever and its treatment before the advent of short clinical thermometers34 cited
  • 2018Seeking Intellectual Evidence in the Sciences: The Role of Botany in Descartes’ Therapeutics8 cited

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