The Action of Medicines in the System
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- Or, on the mode in which therapeutic agents introduced into the stomach produce their peculiar effects on the animal economy
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1. THE SYSTEM;2. A CLASSIFICATION OF MEDICINES WHICH ACT AFTER ENTERING INTO THE BLOOD, ACCORDING TO THEIR SUPPOSED MODES OF OPERATION.3. CHAPTER I.4. CHAPTER II.5. CHAPTER III.6. Prop. IV.—That some few remedial agents act locally on the mucous surface, either before absorption, or without being absorbed at all. That they are chiefly as follow:—7. Prop. IV.—That some few remedial agents act locally on the mucous surface, either before absorption, or without being absorbed at all. That they are chiefly as follow:— (continued 2)8. Prop. IV.—That some few remedial agents act locally on the mucous surface, either before absorption, or without being absorbed at all. That they are chiefly as follow:— (continued 3)9. Prop. IV.—That some few remedial agents act locally on the mucous surface, either before absorption, or without being absorbed at all. That they are chiefly as follow:— (continued 4)10. Prop. IV.—That some few remedial agents act locally on the mucous surface, either before absorption, or without being absorbed at all. That they are chiefly as follow:— (continued 5)11. CHAPTER IV.12. GENERAL INDEX.