939 resultados para Impuestos-Recaudacion-1652-Memoriales
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Correspondence requesting a consultation with Winthrop regarding an illness of his daughter. He also asks Winthrop send his wife medicine for her edema.
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Correspondence concerning an illness, which Odell believed was palsy or the King's evil (scrofula), that afflicted his five-year-old daughter. Odell writes that her symptoms included loss of speech and feeling in her right side, and a throat blockage, and he requests advice from Winthrop on the course of treatment the family should pursue. Odell writes again in 1653 thanking Winthrop for the ointment and electuary he had prescribed for the child. Her symptoms had persisted, however, and he requested further advice. Odell adds several lines regarding rumors of an insurrection of a Native American tribe, inquiring if Winthrop has any information regarding "how matters stand & between the Dutch & the English."
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Copy of correspondence responding to a November 16, 1652, letter from Odell regarding his daughter's illness, which Winthrop speculates is hemiplegia. According to Winthrop, "The cure depends upon the knowledge of the right cause, and not only that but the constand and due aplication of such things as may conduce them thereto, which is difficult to doe at a distance." Winthrop further writes that he did not at present have medicine to send for her condition, but recommends "some general things that might be helpfull." These included keeping the child warm with fox or rabbit furs, an ointment consisting of herbs, wax, castor oil, worm grease, fox grease, or an ointment of balsam. Winthrop writes he has sent an ointment, but does not specify its ingredients. His other suggestions for treatment include cupping without scarification, and an decoction containing sarsaparilla, guaiacum, and spirit of rosemary.
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Correspondence requesting advice on treatment and medicine for his daughter-in-law, who was ill with pain, vomiting, and a cough.
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Correspondence seeking advice from Winthrop about his 23-week-old son, who was suffering from jaundice and a cough. Stone writes the course of treatment for the infant, on the advice of a Mrs. Hooker, had included barbaric bark boiled in beer with saffron twice daily, as well as turmeric. He also administered Winthrop's purging powder, and Stone asks if he should continue giving the powder and at what dose, and if there is any other medicines Winthrop would prescribe.
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Correspondence requesting directions for administering medicine Winthrop had sent for Towslande's wife.
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Correspondence seeking advice on treatment of a urinary condition.
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Correspondence requesting advice for treating occasional fits of pain and cold Ward was suffering.
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Correspondence requesting advice and medicine for his wife, who was suffering from symptoms that included a "swiming" feeling in her head, melancholy, and hot flashes.
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At head of title: Bolivia. Ministerio de hacienda.
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Mode of access: Internet.
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Signatures: pi⁴ A-B⁸ C⁶.
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"First published 1853. Reprinted 1943."
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Mode of access: Internet.
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1. Memorial al Rey nuestro Señor ; 2. Memorial al Padre Confessor del Rey ; 3. Segundo memorial al Rey nuestro señor ; 4. Satisfaccion de algunos reparos sobre la cita del tomo sexto; 5. Mañanitas del Moral ; 6. Destierro de ignorancias actoras de ciertas falsedades imputadas al ultimo Memorial del Maestro Soto.