An Authentic Narrative Of The Success Of Tar-water, In Curing A Great Number And Variety Of Distempers (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781176108745)

An Authentic Narrative Of The Success Of Tar-water, In Curing A Great Number And Variety Of Distempers, recounts the purported curative properties of tar-water as observed and promoted in the 18th century. Authored by Thomas Prior and George Berkeley, this narrative documents numerous case studies and testimonials supporting the efficacy of tar-water in treating a wide array of ailments.

This work provides invaluable insights into the medical practices and beliefs of the period. Berkeley's advocacy for tar-water reflects broader philosophical and theological interests, adding layers of intellectual and historical significance to the text. This narrative offers a unique glimpse into the intersection of medicine, philosophy, and social history during a transformative era.

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