...cinchona is now esta* The discovery of quinine is due to the French chemists Pelletier and Caventon, in 1820 ; they considered that a vegetable alkaloid...in the different kinds of bark called quinine and cinchoniue with the same virtues, which, however, were much more powerful in quinine. — Markham's...

...courage and tact that * The discovery of quinine ii due to the French chemists Pelletier and Caventon, in 1820: they considered that a vegetable alkaloid...in the different kinds of bark called quinine and cinchonine with the same virtues, which, however, were much more powerful in quinine. — Mar/Juim's...

...courage and tact that • The discovery of quinine is due to the French chemists Pelletier and Oaventon, in 1820: they considered that a vegetable alkaloid...in the different kinds of bark called quinine and cinchoninc with the same virtues, which, however, were much more powerful in quinine.—Markham's Travels,...

...having more or less similar qualities, exist in different proportions in the species of Chinchona. ' The final discovery of quinine is ' due to the French chemists Pelletier and Gaventon, in 1820. ' They considered that a vegetable alkaloid, analogous to mor' phine and strychnine,...

...the Portuguese navy, in 1816, was the first to isolate this principle, and he called it chinchonine. But the final discovery of quinine is due to the French...in the different kinds of bark, called quinine and chinchonine, with the same virtues, which, however, were much more powerful in quinine. The discovery...

...the first to isolate this febrifuge principle hinted at by Dr. Duncan, and he called it chinchonine.* But the final discovery of quinine is due to the French...quinquina bark ; and they afterwards discovered that the febrifuge principle was seated in two alkaloids, separate or to* Briquet, p. 22, gether, in the different...

...the Portuguese navy, in 1816, was the first to isolate this principle, and he called it chinchonine. But the final discovery of quinine is due to the French chemists Pelletier and Caveutou in 1820. They considered that a vegetable alkaloid, analogous to morphine and strychnine,...

...was, our author tells us, ' the first to isolate the febrifugal principle. He called it chinchonine ; but the final discovery of quinine is due to the French chemists Pelletier and Caventou, in 1820.' Don Francisco Jos6 de Caldas, a native of New Granada, one of the most eminent men that South America...

...tact that * The discovery of quinine is due to the French chemists Pelletier and t -•• \' -iii in. in 1820 : they considered that a vegetable alkaloid analogous to morphine and strychnine existed iu quinquina bark, and they afterwards discovered that the febrifugal principle was seated in two alkaloids,...