Publisher's Synopsis
Published in 1701, this work provides a fascinating insight into the scientific debates of the time. Dr Joseph Browne was a physician and anatomist who was a fierce critic of William Harvey's theory of circulation. This lecture, delivered at a public venue in front of an audience of medical practitioners and interested laypeople, provides a detailed and persuasive argument against Harvey's ideas.
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