Dr. Fox | A London physician who brought Elizabeth Jennings to London in 1622 to administer treatment for her fits and convulsions. Dr. Fox in one of at least two physicians who treated Jennings. () | The 19th day at night she was taken with extreme fits of panting and sighing, and began to talk idly and grow very ill, insomuch that her parents, fearing her death, sent presently to London for Doctor Fox, who brought her (being very sick) to London with him, where she continued languishing, complaining of aches in divers parts of her body and often weeping extremely.
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