Henry I. Bowditch
Also known as
Henry Ingersoll BowditchHenry BowditchBowditch, Henry I. (Henry Ingersoll), 1808-1892Henry I. (Henry Ingersoll) 18 Bowditch
Born 1808-01-01
Died 1892-01-01
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Books by Henry I. Bowditch
Total count: 167
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Note book1831-01-01
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Notes of Louis' Clinical lectures during 1832-3to which is added his "Resumé" of 4 year's previous observation1832-01-01
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Notes of Andral's lectures on diseases of the brain during the winter of 1832-331832-01-01
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Notes and reflexions on Rev. William Ellery Channings evidences of christianity1834-01-01
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The Garrison mob of 18351835-01-01
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Traité complet de l'art des accouchemensou tocologie théorique et pratiqueDeuxième édition, corrigée et augmentée.J.-B. Baillière1835-01-01
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Analysis of the first volume of the Transactions of the "Medical society for observation" of Paris1837-01-01
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Essay on cataract[s.n.]1837-01-01
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Medical records from March 6, 1839 to April 20, 18911839-01-01
Remarks relative to Dr. Paine's commentaries upon the writings of M. LouisD. Clapp, Jr.1840-01-01-
Life of Nathaniel Bowditch published by request of Horace Mann. in the Common school journal1840-01-01
Memoir of Nathaniel Bowditch.J. Munroe and company1841-01-01
Memoir of Nathaniel Bowditch.J. Munroe and company1841-01-01-
To the publics.n.1843-01-01
[Letter to] Esteemed friend1844-01-01-
The young stethoscopistor, the student's aid to auscultationW.D. Ticknor1846-01-01
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Address accepted by the Vigilance committee at their meeting, Oct. 20, 18461846-01-01
Report of the Minority of the Committee of the Primary School Board, on the ...A. J. Wright's steam press1846-01-01-
Saponaceous tooth powder, prepared from pure white soapCleaver.1849-01-01
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On hemorrhage from the umbilicus, in new-born childrenwith cases1849-01-01
Memoir of Amos Twitchell, M.D.: With an Appendix, Containing His Addresses, Etc.Printed by J. Wilson and son1851-01-01
Memoir of Amos Twitchell, M.D.with an appendix, containing his addresses, etc.Printed by J. Wilson and son1851-01-01-
On pleuritic effusions, and the necessity of paracentesis for their removal1852-01-01
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Report on intermittent fever in Chelsea1853-01-01
A treatise on diaphragmatic herniabeing an account of a case observed at the Massachusetts general hospital; followed by a numerical analysis of all the cases of this affection, found recorded in the writings of medical authors, between the years 1610 and 1846.Printed by Jewett, Thomas & co.1853-01-01-
Paracentesis thoracisAn analysis of twenty-five cases of pleuritic effusion, in which this operation was performed ...Baker, Godwin & Co., printers1853-01-01
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Cases of anomalous development of tuberclescommencing at the base of the lung and gradually extending updward ; with the physical signs of pneumonia : analysis of the cases : diagnosis, prognosis, pathology, &cEdward P. Allen, 9 Spruce Street1855-01-01
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Raw pork as an aliment1857-01-01
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Third report on paracentesis thoracis1857-01-01
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On paracentesis thoracis1857-01-01
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Reports of paracentesis cases, 1857-18701857-01-01
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Note books of lectures at the Massachusetts General Hospital, 1858-18671858-01-01
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An address on the life and character of James Deane, M.D.of Greenfield, Mass.H.D. Mirick & Co., Printers1858-01-01
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A family letter to ... when in Europe for O.Y.B.'s health1859-01-01
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Speech at the meeting held to celebrate the centenary of the birthday fo Robert Burns, at the Revere House, Boston, January 25, 1859With manuscript corrections1859-01-01
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Double aneurism of the aorta, compressing and destroying the left primary bronchus, and causing a peculiar affection of the lung1861-01-01
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Topographical distribution and local origin of consumption in Massachusetts1862-01-01
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Speech of ... at a meeting of the Boston Society for Medical Improvement, held Sept. 22, 18621862-01-01
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Abuse of army ambulances1862-01-01
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Records concerning the dedication of the Bowditch school house, January 7, 18621862-01-01
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Letter from Dr. W. Gairdner of Edinburgh concerning Dr. Bowditch's method of performing thoracentesis1862-01-01
Consumption in New Englandor, Locality one of its chief causes. An address delivered before the Massachusetts medical societyTicknor & Fields1862-01-01
[Letter to] Dear Garrison1862-01-01-
An apology for the medical profession, as a means of developing the whole nature of wara valedictory address to the graduating medical class of Harvard University, March 11, 1863 : with Additional remarks on a topic of importance at the present hourTicknor & Fields1863-01-01
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Sketch of the life and character of Nathaniel Bowditch, LL.D., made at the dedication of the Bowditch School, January 7, 18621863-01-01
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An apology for the medical profession, as a means of developing the whole nature of manA valedictory address to the graduating medical class of Harvard university, March 11, 1863, With additional remarks on a topic of importance at the present hour1863-01-01
A brief plea for an ambulance system for the army of the United Statesas drawn from the extra sufferings of the late Lieut. Bowditch and a wounded comrade.Ticknor and Fields1863-01-01-
Preface to Have we the best possible ambulance system?1864-01-01
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Report on the Public Library of Boston1865-01-01
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Pulmonary tuberculosisA review1865-01-01
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Memorial [of Nathaniel Bowditch, lieutenant, First Massachusetts Cavalry, 1839-1863]J. Wilson & Son1865-01-01
Case of thoracic aneurism - death - autopsyremarks on the treatment of internal aneurisms.n.1866-01-01-
Pelvic abscess1867-01-01
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[Review of Dr. Bowditch's article describing certain of the institutions of Paris concerning prevention of cruelty to animals.]1867-01-01
Consumption in New England and elsewhereClapp1868-01-01
Consumption in New England and elsewhere, or soil-moisture one of its chief causesDavid Clapp & Son, Printers1868-01-01
[Letter to] Dear Garrison1868-01-01-
Consumption in America1869-01-01
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Anæsthetic inhalation1869-01-01
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Report of the committee on climatology and epidemics in Massachusetts, 1868-91869-01-01
[Letter to] Friend Garrison1869-01-01-
Remarks on commencing a State Board of Health1869-01-01
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Manuscript early items of a report on medical testimony and experts before the Suffolk District Medical Society1870-01-01
Nat the navigator.A life of Nathaniel Bowditch.Lee and Shephard1870-01-01-
Perinephritic abscessIts complications and its treatment1870-01-01
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Thoracentesis, and its general results during twenty years of professional liferemarks made at a stated meeting of the New York Academy of Medicine, held April 7, 1870 (by invitation)y William Wood & Co., Publishers1870-01-01
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Letter from Committee chosen to obtain some fitting memorial for the widow of W.T.G. Morton ...1871-01-01
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Historical memoranda relative to the discovery of etherization, and to the connection with it of the late Dr. William T.G. Morton1871-01-01
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Extract from the Boston medical and surgical journal. January, 26, 1871 regarding the monument to the late Dr. Wm. T.G. Morton1871-01-01
Venesectionits abuse formerly, its neglect at the present dayDavid Clapp & Son1872-01-01-
Intemperance: as goverened by cosmic and social lawHow can we become a temperate people?1872-01-01
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Brief memories of Louis and some of his contemporaries in the Parisian school of medicine of forty years ago.Press of J. Wilson and son1872-01-01
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Venesectionits abuse formerly- its neglect at the present dayDavid Clapp1872-01-01
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Letters from G.A. Geale, C.W. Packard and Berkeley Hill regarding thoracentesis1872-01-01
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Intemperance, as governed by cosmic and social lawhow can we become a temperate people?Wright & Potter, state printers1872-01-01
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Third annual report of the State Board of Health of Massachusetts. Boston, 18721872-01-01
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Intemperance in New EnglandHow shall we treat it?1872-01-01
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The perpetual plague of New England1873-01-01
Preventive medicine and the physician of the futureWright & Potter1874-01-01-
Observations made upon the Coggia's comet1874-01-01
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Preventive medicine and the physician of the future[s.n.]1874-01-01
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Review of ... on preventive medicine, taken from the Saturday review, August 29, 18741874-01-01
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Review of ... on public hygiene1875-01-01
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Inebriate asylums or hospitals1875-01-01
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Investigation of phthisisInfluence on menses1875-01-01
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Notes of a drive to Lexington and Concord on the Anniversary (Centennial) of the Battle of Lexington & Concord in 17751875-01-01
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Annual address in state medicine and public hygiene1875-01-01
[Letter to] Dear Friend Garrison1875-01-01-
George Derby1875-01-01
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Electrolysis in thoracic aneurismheld at a meeting of the Suffolk District Medical Society, March 27, 1875s.n.1876-01-01
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Address on hygiene and preventive medicinedelivered before the International Medical Congress, at Philadelphia, Sept. 5, 1876International Medical Congress1876-01-01
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Letter to the editor of the Medical times and gazette concerning an article under the title of "Vienna Clinique" regarding a case of perinephritis1876-01-01
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Empyema and thoracentesis1876-01-01
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Sanitary hintsReport to the Massachusetts State Board of Health[s.n.]1876-01-01
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Public hygiene in Americabeing the centennial discourse delivered before the International Medical Congress, Philadelphia, September, 1876Little, Brown, and Company1877-01-01
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In view of the fact that diphtheria ... may be expected ... during the autumn and winter ... more thorough attempts to control the disease should be made by the local authoritiesThe Board.1877-01-01
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Remarks of ... in the section on surgery1877-01-01
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Studies of an epidemic of diphtheria, which prevailed at Ferrisburg (adjacent to Vergennes,) Vt., during the summer of 18771878-01-01
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The state board of health has undertaken an extremely important investigation ...The Board.1878-01-01
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Sketch of the life and character of Lumsford P. Yandell, M.D.1878-01-01
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Remarks on ... address at the twenty-eighth annual meeting of the American Medical Association, Chicago, 18771878-01-01
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Proceedings of the Boston Society for medical improvementResolutions read by the Chairman Dr. ...1879-01-01
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Rough list or catalogue of ... pamphlets1879-01-01
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Remarks contained in Journal d'hygiène, Paris, on Dr. Bowditch's volume of miscellaneous monographs1879-01-01
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Prevention of consumption1880-01-01
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Sanitary organization of nations.Printed at the Riverside Press1880-01-01
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The medical education of womenthe present hostile position of Harvard University and of the Massachusetts Medical Society : what remedies therefore can be suggested?s.n.1881-01-01
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The temperance allianceFrom the Boston Transcript. Dec. 2, 18811881-01-01
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Two fatal cases of pleuritic effusionWould not thoracentesis have saved life? European and American treatment of pleurisy1882-01-01
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On abdominal explorations in all cases where death is imminent1882-01-01
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Letter of ... to Mr. Fisher regarding co-education of the sexes1882-01-01
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Reale società Italiana d'igieneAtti della ... [Placed in volume because H.I.B. was one of the honorary members of the society.]1883-01-01
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The Isles of Shoals as a summer resort for the invalid, and as presenting a specimen of one of the three climates of New England1883-01-01
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Oxygen in pneumonia1883-01-01
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Talk on anti-slavery days illustrated by relics given by ...1884-01-01
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Remarks by Am. journal of medical science, on the wounded condition of the Mass. Board of Health1884-01-01
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Memorials of Dr. Calvin Ellis, M.D.fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, member of the Massachusetts Medical Society, late Jackson professor of Clinical Medicine at the Medical School of Harvard University, etcJ. Wilson1884-01-01
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Obituary of Dr. Henry A. Martin1885-01-01
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Letter contained in Dr. E.D. Ferguson's "The use of the aspirator in hydrothorax."1885-01-01
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Invitation to the Conversazione of the Philadelphia College of Physicians and ... reply1885-01-01
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Resignation of ... as vice-president of the proposed international congress1885-01-01
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Letter to Dr. T.G. Richardson of New Orleans on the unfortunate bigotry prevalent in Am. Med. Assoc1885-01-01
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Correspondence with Mrs. George Bradburn1885-01-01
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Clippings and letters in regard to the State Board of Health1885-01-01
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Letter of invitation to ... for the semi-centennial of the Garrison mob1885-01-01
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Canada medical and surgical journal on the International Medical CongressDefence of H.I. Bowditch1885-01-01
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Dr. Austin Flint's funeral1886-01-01
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The past, present and future treatment of homœopathy, eclecticism, and kindred delusions which may hereafter arise in the medical professionas viewed from the standpoints of the history of medicine and of personal experience1887-01-01
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Dr. Garnett's open letter to ... on codes of ethics & the A.M.A.1887-01-01
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The Boston massacre of 1775 ...1887-01-01
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Dr. H.R. Storer on medals ... and Hasty Pudding Club, connected medical men. [Notes on H.I. Bowditch's sanitary work.]1887-01-01
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Physical culture in public schoolsRemarks at a meeting of the Massachusetts Medical Society1887-01-01
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Letters regarding the Rhode Island address1887-01-01
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Reunion of the colored veterans. Aug. 1, 1887 and Ralph Waldo EmersonDid he sympathise with abolitionists?1887-01-01
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A story of the trials of a portrait painter and his sitter and of their complete relief under the influence of "The pleasures of memory" of European travel1888-01-01
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Tolerance and intolerance in medical societiesAn address prepared, by request, for the American Academy of Medicine at its meeting in New York, 18881888-01-01
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Music culture now, and fifty or sixty years agoRemarks at the semi centennial Harvard Musical Association1888-01-01
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Letters to and from Dr. Gerrish relative to the address [read before the American Academy of Medicine] and from others on subjects connected with the discussion1888-01-01
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Yellow fever in Florida. 18881888-01-01
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Intemperance in the light of cosmic lawsUnited States Brewers' Association1888-01-01
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Open-air travel as a curer and preventer of consumption1889-01-01
Open-air travel as a curer and preventer of consumptionas seen in the history of a New England familyWm. J. Dornan, printer1889-01-01-
Letter from L. Foster of Michigan on the admission of women to the Massachusetts Medical Society, and Dr. Bowditch's reply1889-01-01
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Letters from Mrs. Thaxter on the possibility of arrangements being made for studying scientifically the possibility of a change in the height of Appledore and of Star Island1889-01-01
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Claims of Morton and Jackson in the ether controversyExtracts from the Journal of ... Boston, 1869. Copied 19461946-01-01
Consumption in New England and Is consumption contagious?Arno Press1977-01-01-
An address on the life and character of James Deane, M.D., of Greenfield, Masspublisher not identified1978-01-01
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The medical education of womenthe present hostile positions of Harvard University and of the Massachusetts Medical Society : what remedies therefor can be suggested?publisher not identified1978-01-01
Memoir Of Amos TwitchellWith An Appendix Containing His Addresses, Etc.Kessinger Publishing, LLC2007-04-10
Life And Correspondence Of Henry Ingersoll Bowditch V1Kessinger Publishing, LLC2007-04-10-
Memoir of Amos Twitchell, M. dWith an Appendix, Containing His Addresses, EtcCreative Media Partners, LLC2015-01-01
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Brief Memories of Louis and Some of His Contemporaries in the Parisian School of Medicine of Forty Years Ago. [microform]Creative Media Partners, LLC2018-01-01
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Treatise on Diaphragmatic HerniaBeing an Account of a Case Observed at the Massachusetts General Hospital; Followed by a Numerical Analysis of All the Cases of This Affection, Found Recorded in the Writings of Medical Authors, Between the Years 1610 ACreative Media Partners, LLC2018-01-01
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Public Hygiene in America : Being the Centennial Discourse Delivered Before the International Medical Congress, Philadelphia, September, 1876Volume 139 of Harvard College Library History of Science ProjectCreative Media Partners, LLC2018-01-01
Nat the Navigator. A Life of Nathaniel BowditchFranklin Classics2018-10-12
A Brief Plea for an Ambulance System for the Army of the United States, as Drawn From the Extra Sufferings of the Late Lieut. Bowditch and a Wounded ComradeFranklin Classics2018-10-14
Memorial [of Nathaniel Bowditch, Lieutenant, First Massachusetts Cavalry, 1839-1863]Franklin Classics Trade Press2018-11-13-
Letter
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Diary, 1851
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Analysis of several cases, (found recorded in various medical works) of rupture of the diaphragm, Jan. 27, 1847
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A case of supposed dilatation of the bronchi
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List of pamphlets sent, by request, to the British Museum
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Proper and improper treatment of medical delusions or folly and bigotry in the medical profession, together with a series of papers from others in consequence of the Rhode Island address
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Query of a perinephritic abscess
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Studies of an epidemic of diphtheria which prevailed at Ferrisburg, Vt. during the summer of 1877
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Lectures on physical diagnosis
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Rough original draft of ... letter to Dr. Blodget on the death of Dr. Ellis