Volume 01
Container
Contains 33 Results:
An inaugural dissertation on metritis / by A. W. Blacknall, of Lebanon, Tenn., 1851
Item — Volume: 01, Item: 001
Identifier: ebl-hom1613-s01-i0001
Dates:
1851
An inaugural dissertation on the signs of pregnancy / by William T. Jamison of Springfield, Tenn.
Item — Volume: 01, Item: 002
Identifier: ebl-hom1613-s01-i0002
Dates:
1851 - 1859
An inaugural dissertation on pneumonitis, including its three semiological aspects / by William A. Mulkey of Arkansas.
Item — Volume: 01, Item: 003
Identifier: ebl-hom1613-s01-i0003
Dates:
1851 - 1859
An inaugural dissertation on the pulse / by Valentine D. Sublett of Tennessee., 1852
Item — Volume: 01, Item: 004
Identifier: ebl-hom1613-s01-i0004
Dates:
1852
An inaugural dissertation on pernicious fever / by Augustus Webb of Fayette County, Tennessee., 1851
Item — Volume: 01, Item: 005
Identifier: ebl-hom1613-s01-i0005
Dates:
1851
An inaugural dissertation on bilious fever / by Thos. J. Jones of Georgia., 1851
Item — Volume: 01, Item: 006
Identifier: ebl-hom1613-s01-i0006
Dates:
1851
An inaugural dissertation on pseudo typhoid fever / by James White McNutt of Kingston, Tennessee., 1851
Item — Volume: 01, Item: 007
Identifier: ebl-hom1613-s01-i0007
Dates:
1851
An inaugural dissertation on respiration / by A. T. Raymer, of [Nashville], Tennessee., 1851
Item — Volume: 01, Item: 008
Identifier: ebl-hom1613-s01-i0008
Dates:
1851
An inaugural dissertation on acute pneumonia / by Samuel B. Brown, of [Hague], Kentucky., 1851
Item — Volume: 01, Item: 009
Identifier: ebl-hom1613-s01-i0009
Dates:
1851
An inaugural dissertation on erosion and ulceration of the cervix uteri / by John W. Gaines, of [Nashville], Tennessee., 1851
Item — Volume: 01, Item: 010
Identifier: ebl-hom1613-s01-i0010
Dates:
1851
An inaugural dissertation on typhoid fever / by Austin A. Shipp, of Tennessee., 1851
Item — Volume: 01, Item: 011
Identifier: ebl-hom1613-s01-i0011
Dates:
1851
An inaugural dissertation on epidemic dysentery, as it occured in Warren County, Ten., during the summer & fall of 1851 / by Thomas B. Springs, of Warren County, Ten., 1852
Item — Volume: 01, Item: 012
Identifier: ebl-hom1613-s01-i0012
Dates:
1852
An inaugural dissertation on congestive fever / by Peyton Samuel Woodward of Davidson County, Tennessee., 1851
Item — Volume: 01, Item: 013
Identifier: ebl-hom1613-s01-i0013
Dates:
1851
An inaugural dissertation on typhoid fever / by T. B. LaRue, of Kentucky., 1851
Item — Volume: 01, Item: 014
Identifier: ebl-hom1613-s01-i0014
Dates:
1851
An inaugural dissertation on Asiatic cholera / by John B. Hays, of Lebanon, Tenn., 1852
Item — Volume: 01, Item: 015
Identifier: ebl-hom1613-s01-i0015
Dates:
1852
An inaugural dissertation on venesection / by Ephraim E. Spencer, of Logan Cty., Ky., 1851
Item — Volume: 01, Item: 016
Identifier: ebl-hom1613-s01-i0016
Dates:
1851
An inaugural dissertation on remittent fever / by Campbell Slayden, of [Dickson], Tennessee., 1851
Item — Volume: 01, Item: 017
Identifier: ebl-hom1613-s01-i0017
Dates:
1851
An inaugural dissertation on acute gastritis / by Robert J. Powell, of Bedford County, Tennessee., 1851
Item — Volume: 01, Item: 018
Identifier: ebl-hom1613-s01-i0018
Dates:
1851
An inaugural dissertation on uterine hemorrhage / by William H. Pilcher, of Warrenton, Georgia., 1851
Item — Volume: 01, Item: 019
Identifier: ebl-hom1613-s01-i0019
Dates:
1851
An inaugural dissertation on wounds and their treatment / by J. B. Weaver, of North Carolina., 1851
Item — Volume: 01, Item: 020
Identifier: ebl-hom1613-s01-i0020
Dates:
1851
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