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An essay on hydrophobia, or canine madness

Author:

Blaine, Delabere P. (Delabere Pritchett).

Title:

An essay on hydrophobia, or canine madness: also, an essay on distemper in dogs; pointing out its causes, symptoms, treatment, and cure, both by medicine, and inoculation of the cow pox. Corrected and revised, with additions and improvements, by James Carver.

Publisher:

Philadelphia: Published by James Carver. 1818.

Call Number:

SF991 .B64 1818. 

Paper bound book with stiff covers. The title page is printed on the front cover with adverts on the back. A simple title is printed on the spine. As a cost-cutting measure, publishers began to issue books in paper covers. These were intended to be more permanent with stiff cover, but the sewing was still temporary so the owner could have it bound in his own style.