Author:Jonathan S. Stokes

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Jonathan S. Stokes
(1755–1831)

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English physician; collaborated with William Withering before their falling out. Stokes' contributions to Withering's work was significant but it is now impossible to know whether his claim to be considered as a joint/co-author was justified.

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A Botanical Materia Medica: Consisting of the Generic and Specific Characters of the Plants Used in Medicine and Diet, with Synonyms, and References to Medical Authors (1812) London: J. Johnson and Company.
Botanical Commentaries (1830). London: Simpkin and Marshall.

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