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1875M14499Washington:: GPO 1875. 1875. Thick 8vo. viii 818 pp. 12 unnumbered leaves of plates some folded index. Original full blind- and gilt-stamped dark green cloth; corners showing neatly rebacked preserving original mounted spine. Ex-library rubberstamp on title. Very good. Scarce. Early medical and sanitary study conducted by the US Navy. "The great aim of these publications is to improve the sanitary condition of our ships of war . . ." Arranged in two parts this compendium was hastily prepared and thus contains a statement by J. Beale the Surgeon-General of the U.S. Navy who tells that the contributions within this text are all unedited and without prior knowledge that these papers to eventually to be published. / Hygiene is a constant topic. An epidemic of yellow fever is recorded from Pensacola's Navy-Yard during 1874 and Key West Florida in another paper. A report of spreading ptyalism hypersalivation on the U.S.S. Wachusett. Jerome Henry Kidder 1842-1889 writes a paper on venereal diseases in Japan observed on the U.S. Idaho a hospital-ship. Small-pox was a problem for the Navy written by Lewis S. Stephen Pilcher 1845-1934. Vaccinations and variola was a topic covered by Theoron Woolverton. "Ventilation in Ships of War" was treated by Benjamin F. Gibbs and others by Jas. S. Knight and J.F. John Forsyth Meigs 1818-1882 with Howard Smith. The herb Jaborandi is studied for its properties - seemingly not used as recognized now for diarrhea or glaucoma. The cocoa plant used for cocaine is also treated by Gibbs 2 pages!. C.U. Gravatt contributed a paper "Epilepsy treated by hypodermic injections of sulphate of atropia." Much more is found within this compendium. / Henry Clay Nelson was a surgeon in the United States Navy during and after the American Civil War. GPO, 1875. hardcover
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195647951Washington D C.: Bureau of Medicine and Surgery Department of the Navy 1956. Paperback Small Quarto. Paperback. Fair. wraps 357 pp covers worn and scuffed. Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, Department of the Navy paperback
182829369London: Coventry 1828. Very good overall. An elegantly engraved certificate made out to Mr. Marmaduke Thompson for attendance at one course of lectures on the "Theory & Practice of Midwifery & on the Diseases of Women & Children" in April of 1828 signed by David D. Davis of the Royal Maternity Charity.<br /> <br /> The Obstetrics certificate decorated with a reclining child surrounded by drapes at the top 11 3/4 x 19 Coventry unknown
183026121London: Hardy & Son St. Paul's Church Yard 1830. Very good overall. An elegantly engraved certificate made out to Mr. Marmaduke Thompson for attendance at a course of lectures on the "Principles and Practice of Surgery" in May of 1830 signed by Frederick Tyrrell one of the private medical school's founders.<br /> <br /> Frederick Tyrrell 1793 - 1843 was a noted British surgeon and nephew of Sir Astley Cooper one of the period's most celebrated surgeons. Tyrrell began his career as assistant surgeon at the London Eye Infirmary in 1820. In 1822 he was lecturer and surgeon at St. Thomas Hospital; in 1840 he published 'Diseases of the Eye'. <br /> <br /> The Aldersgate Medical School was a private medical school founded in 1825 by Tyrrell and others and was a serious rival to St. Bartholomew's Hospital as a teaching institution. The rivalry between hospitals and private surgeons can be seen in the pejorative name given to private surgeons of the day who did not allow other surgeons to view their work: "hole and corner" surgeons. <br /> <br /> The Lancet of 1829 -1830 records the lectures on the Principles and Practice of Surgery at the Medical School at 58 Aldersgate Street as offered on Tuesday and Friday at 7 o'clock. A single course cost three guineas; perpetual entry to surgery cost 21 guineas with examinations in surgery held once a week.<br /> <br /> The certificate decorated with a bust of Hippocrates with the Hippocratic oath in Greek printed below. 15 x 19". A very light fold line at the left; closed tear at right and crack at base. Hardy & Son, St. Paul's Church Yard unknown
