Volume 06
Contains 23 Results:
An inaugural dissertation on diagnosis / by William J. Miller, of Middle Tennessee., 1854
An inaugural dissertation on typhoid fever / by B. F. W. Ramsey, of Davidson Coun[ty, Tennessee.], 1854
An inaugural dissertation on rubeola, or measles / by James W. Quinn, of Tennessee., 1854
An inaugural dissertation on retained placenta / by W. P. Head, of Texas., 1854
An inaugural dissertation on Insanity / by H. H. Bethshares, of Tennessee., 1854
An inaugural dissertation on wounds / by B. Howard Rutland, of Tennessee., 1854
An inaugural dissertation on fractures / by Washington Williams, of Tennessee., 1854
An inaugural dissertation on typhoid fever / by W. F. J. Clements, of Georgia., 1854
An inaugural dissertation on the passions and their effects upon the physical system / by Edward E. Buchanan, of Davidson County, Tennessee., 1855
An inaugural dissertation on rheumatic state of fever / by Harvey Threadgill, of Shiloh, Alabama., 1854
An inaugural dissertation on the circulation / by James N. Carpenter, of Tennessee., 1854
An inaugural dissertation on synovial bursae / by J. R. Westbrook, of Tennessee., 1854
An inaugural dissertation on dysentery of Warren & Simpson Counties, Ky. (1854) / by David P. Barclay, of Kentucky., 1855
An inaugural dissertation on trismus nascentium / by Joshiah Hallum, of Carthage, Tenn., 1854
An inaugural dissertation on the physician / by Thos. T. Dismukes, of Davidson County, Tennessee., 1854
An inaugural dissertation on urethritis / by William E. Demoss, of Nashville, Tennessee., 1854
An inaugural dissertation on assimilative digestion / by Charles Shaw Kendrick, of Georgia., 1854
An inaugural dissertation on masturbation / by Benj. A. Harwood, of Atlanta, Georgia., 1854
An inaugural dissertation on the use of tobacco / by James M. Lewis, of Alabama., 1854
An inaugural dissertation on acute dysentery / by Willie T. Perry, of Campbellsville, Tenn., 1854
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