Volume 08
Contains 25 Results:
An inaugural dissertation on dysmenorrhoea / by John C. Lee, of Georgia., 1855
An inaugural dissertation on retroversio uteri / by Thomas Lane Hale, of Tennessee., 1855
An inaugural dissertation on angina / by Theodore F. Sienknecht, of Tennessee., 1855
An inaugural dissertation on wounds / by J. M. Buchanan, of Tennessee., 1855
An inaugural dissertation on febris miasmatica / by F. M. James, of Tennessee., 1855
An inaugural dissertation on prolapsus uteri / by Thomas Wilkins Whitfield, of Davidson County, Tennessee., 1854
An inaugural dissertation on anemia gravidarum / by H. W. Hall, of Tennessee., 1855
An inaugural dissertation on typhoid fever / by A. J. Charlton, of Nashville., 1855
An inaugural dissertation on typhoid fever / by James E. Hough, of Tennessee., 1855
An inaugural dissertation on fractures / by Isaac Perrine Webb, of Georgia., 1855
An inaugural dissertation on secale cornutum / by Samuel C. D. Bain, of Nashville, Tennessee., 1854
An inaugural dissertation on acute dysentery / by H. W. Gill, of Purdy, Tenn., 1855
An inaugural dissertation on typhoid fever / by J. Kane Phillips, of Tennessee., 1855
An inaugural dissertation on gonorrhoea / by James Jackson Monroe, of Georgia., 1855
An inaugural dissertation on peritonitis / by J. W. Kerr, of Tennessee., 1855
An inaugural dissertation on of fractures generally, & individually / by Charles Seaborn Evans, of Rock Spring, Walker Co., Ga., 1855
An inaugural dissertation on hemostatic agents / by Daniel W. Carmack, of Tennessee., 1855
An inaugural dissertation on cephalo-pelvic adaptations / by Duff G. Hodges, of Sumner Co., Tenn., 1855
An inaugural dissertation on typhoid fever / by T. B. Stroud, of Wilson County, Tennessee., 1855
An inaugural dissertation on pneumonia / by M. H. Oliver, of Atlanta, Georgia., 1855
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