Synopsis Medicin? or a Compendium of Galenical and Chymical Physick: Showing the Art of Healing According to the Precepts of Galen Paracelsus, Fitted

Excerpt from Synopsis Medicin or a Compendium of Galenical and Chymical Physick: Showing the Art of Healing According to the Precepts of Galen Paracelsus, Fitted Universally to the Whole Art of Healing

Bartholomew Gedney in 1662, while a young man of only twenty-two, was practicing medicine in his native town. Colonel Gedney was a man of many parts and became prominent in public affairs. He was colonel of the Essex County regiment, commissioner of war in 1695, member of the Council, Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas, one of the judges in the memorable year 1692, judge of probate, and yet when he died in 1697.

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