'Olav Thulesius sets out to resurrect the sullied reputation of one
of the most prolific writers of medical works during the
Interregnum. - Thulesius has given us a welcome beginning of a
study of a fascinating and neglected figure who made serious
contributions to mid-seventeenth-century medicine while always
living on the fringes of the established and licensed medical
community.' - Martha Baldwin, Journal of the History or Medicine
Was Nicholas Culpeper (1616-54) the father of English herbal
medicine or a quacksalver and charlatan astrologer? This first
modern biography shows a more complex picture. For example during
the Civil War the Puritan Culpeper was wounded while fighting on
the Parliamentarian side, as a physician of the poor, he had a
burning desire to explain the secrets of medicine to ordinary
people, He was not only the author of the famous herbal The English
Physician but he also wrote the first book on midwifery and
childcare and translated The London Pharmacopoeia.
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