An essay on the virtues and properties of the ginseng tea, by Count Belchilgen, M.D | J. A. Cope, M.D, P.R.B. | World Herb Library

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An essay on the virtues and properties of the ginseng tea, by Count Belchilgen, M.D

By J. A. Cope, M.D, P.R.B.

Subject

Botany

,

Herbs

,

Medical Botany

Print Length

33

Language

English

Year Published

1786

Publisher

J. A. Cope, M.D

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