A pioneering work that explores the connections between medicine, nature, and art. John Forbes was a physician and poet who believed that the healing power of nature could be harnessed to cure disease. His ideas were revolutionary at the time, and continue to inspire new thinking about the interplay between human health and the natural world.
Co-Rian De Leasanaibh Said is a classic Scottish text on education. It was written in Gaelic and provides guidance to teachers and parents on how to educate young children. This book is an important historical document, giving insight into the values and attitudes of 19th century Scottish society.
This comprehensive commentary offers a detailed analysis of the book of Romans, providing readers with a deeper understanding of its historical context and theological significance. With meticulous scholarship and insightful analysis, this book is an invaluable resource for pastors, theologians, and anyone seeking to deepen their knowledge of the Bible.
This book is a collection of papers on the subject of hydropathy, the therapeutic use of water, by three influential figures in the field: Edward Bulwer-Lytton Lytton, John Forbes, and the American Hygienic and Hydropathic Association of Physicians and Surgeons. Originally published in 1850, this compilation offers valuable insights into the early history and development of hydrotherapy as a medical practice.