☞ An inquiry into the effects of ardent spirits upon the human body and mind : With an account of the means of preventing, and of the remedies for curing them, By Benjamin Rush, M.D. professor of medicine in the University of Pennsylvania.


Creator(s): Rush, Benjamin, 1746-1813 (Author)
Related APS Member(s):
Benjamin Rush
Publication: Philadelphia: Printed for Thomas Dobson, at the Stone House, no. 41 South Second Street, [between 1805 and 1808]
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Sabin 74241 note | Shaw-Shoemaker 16114 | Shaw-Shoemaker 9288 | Shaw-Shoemaker 21246 | Shaw-Shoemaker 23843 | Shaw-Shoemaker 23844 | Shaw-Shoemaker 26664 | Shaw-Shoemaker 26665 | Shaw-Shoemaker 26666 | Shaw-Shoemaker 32686 | Shaw-Shoemaker 32687 | Shaw-Shoemaker 32688 | Shaw-Shoemaker 42023 | Shaw-Shoemaker 49335 | Shoemaker, Checklist of American Imprints 14018
Editions: 1x 1805–08 (Philadelphia), 1x 1805 (New Brunswick, NJ), 1x 1809 (Philadelphia), 2x 1811 (New York), 1x 1812 (Boston), 1x 1812 (Middlebury, VT) 1x 1814 (New-Market, VA), 2x 1814 (Brookfield, MA), 1x 1817 (Springfield, MA), 1x 1819 (Exeter, NH), 1x 1823 (Boston)
Editions Note: At least thirteen editions: One between 1805 to 1808 in (Philadelphia), one in 1805 (New Brunswick, NJ), one in 1809 (Philadelphia), two in 1811 (New York), one in 1812 (Boston), one in 1812 (Middlebury, VT) one in 1814 (New-Market, VA), two in 1814 (Brookfield, MA), one in 1817 (Springfield, MA), one in 1819 (Exeter, NH), one in 1823 (Boston). While related to and expanding on Rush's 1784 An inquiry into the effects of spirituous liquors upon the human body, the work is substantively different. According to Early American medical imprints the text first appeared with ardent spirits in the title in the second edition of Rush's Medical Inquiries and observations (Shaw-Shoemaker 9290), published in 1805. Dated ca. 1810 in Shaw, but printer Archibald Bartram, died in 1808.
BibNumber: 114.028