"Medical Inquiry in Seventeenth-Century England: Papers Delivered at a Seminar in the Clark Library, October 14, 1967," by Charles W. Bodemer and Lester S. King, is an important source of knowledge about medical science and practice in past times. This book highlights the problems faced by seventeenth-century physicians in England, their methods of research and treatment of various diseases. The authors guide the reader through the historical context of that time, revealing the peculiarities of medical practice and teaching. Medical Inquiry in Seventeenth-Century England will help the reader better understand how advances in medical science evolved and affected society and patients during that period of history. Thanks to this book, the reader can better appreciate the development of medical science and medical practice in seventeenth-century England and their influence on modern times.