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Sir William Jenner, Sir William GullBiblio.com

Sample volume of: The Family Physician: A Manual of Domestic Medicine by Physicians and Surgeons of the Principal London Hospitals to which is added The Ladies' Physician

Baly, William, MD; Gull, William W, MD M D M DBiblio.com

Reports on Epidemic Cholera: Drawn up at the Desire of the Cholera Committee of The Royal College of Physicians

18549900038209London: John Churchill 1854. 1st edition. Hardcover. pp. xvi 220. 8vo. Bound in original brown cloth embossed in blind. Illustrated with folding maps and charts. The binding of this volume shows considerable wear but our binder has discreetly stabilized any deterioration and strengthened the hinges and replaced the endpapers. One portion of one map has been taped leaving a yellow residue. Otherwise the contents are clean and tight. This volume contains two reports: one by Gull pp. vi 220 and the other by Baly pp. xvi 345. 1854. Not in G&M or Osler. A scarce title; seldom seen.William Withey Gull 1816-1890 was a famous British physician best known for his close association with London's Guy's Hospital. He was born aboard a barge his father was a barge owner and began his career as a schoolmaster. However through the intercession of a friend and mentor he was brought to London where he attended lectures at Guy's Hospital. His career advanced rapidly and in 1851 he became an assistant physician and in 1856 a full physician of the hospital. In 1869 he was made a Fellow of the Royal Society and he was created a baronet in 1872. His fame rests mainly on his clinical work although he published papers on cholera rheumatic fever and paraplegia. Some recent commentators suspect that he may have been 'Jack the Ripper' although at the time of the murders he was in his 70s and had suffered a stroke. William Baly 1814-1861 was a British physician who completed his medical studies at the Royal College of Surgeons with post-graduate work at Paris Berlin and Heidelberg. He returned to London in 1836 and went into private practice. In 1859 he was appointed physician to Queen Victoria. He did significant research on dysentary and cholera. John Churchill hardcover

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Sample volume of: The Family Physician: A Manual of Domestic Medicine by Physicians and Surgeons of the Principal London Hospitals to which is added The Ladies' Physician

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Sample volume of: The Family Physician: A Manual of Domestic Medicine by Physicians and Surgeons of the Principal London Hospitals to which is added The Ladies' Physician

A Collection of the Unpublished Writings Edited By Theodore Dyke Acland

The Hypocrite

The Hypocrite

Reports on Epidemic Cholera: Drawn up at the Desire of the Cholera Committee of The Royal College of Physicians

Reports on Epidemic Cholera

Cases of Aneurism of the Cerebral Vessels pp.281-304 2 Abb. 1 Taf.

A Treatise on the Law of Companies Considered as a Branch of the Law of Partnership

On the Pathology of the Morbid State commonly called Chronic Bright's Disease with contracted Kindney. "Arterio-Capillary Fibrosis." pp.273-326 2 Bl. 2 lith. Taf.

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