In this remarkable memoir, George Matthews Bennett recounts his experiences as a bone-setter in the mid-19th century. Drawing on his extensive knowledge of herbal medicine and massage techniques, Bennett describes his successes in treating a wide range of injuries and ailments, from broken bones to rheumatism. He also defends his controversial profession against accusations of quackery and charlatanism. This book is a fascinating insight into the world of 19th century medicine.

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