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Bad Money and the Chemical Arts in Colonial America - Paul Ferguson - 10-07-2023 "Other medical practitioners in New England, such as Benjamin Stockbridge (1704-1788), tried their hand at making gold and silver legally by conducting alchemical experiments alongside their medical practices. In another case, Gershom Bulkeley (1635-1713) took notes about medico-alchemical experiments in his home laboratory in Connecticut. Bulkeley possessed a Harvard education and owned copies of European medical and alchemical texts to aid his pursuits, while Stockbridge had received formal medical training and also read European texts." https://commonplace.online/article/bad-money-and-the-chemical-arts-in-colonial-america/?print=print |