C. E. Hobbs Botanical Hand-book of Common Local, English, Botanical and Pharmacopial Names Arranged in Alphabetical Order, of Most of the Crude Vegeta (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781177806718)

"C. E. Hobbs Botanical Hand-book of Common Local, English, Botanical and Pharmacopial Names" is a comprehensive reference book designed for druggists and apothecaries. Originally published in 1876, this handbook arranges common names of crude vegetable drugs in alphabetical order, providing a valuable resource for those in the pharmaceutical and medical fields. It serves as a guide to understanding and identifying various plant-based drugs through their local, English, botanical, and pharmacopoeial names.

This historical work offers insights into the materia medica of the late 19th century. With its detailed compilation, this book remains relevant for historians of medicine, botany enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the historical context of pharmaceutical practices.

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