Volume 15
Contains 17 Results:
An inaugural dissertation on iodinium / by Rufus A. Crockett, of Tennessee., 1857
An inaugural dissertation on phthisis pulmonalis / by David M. Richardson, of Tennessee., 1857
An inaugural dissertation on acute peritonitis / by H. H. Trevathan, of Tennessee., 1857
An inaugural dissertation on typhoid fever / by D. Edward Lee, of Tennessee., 1857
An inaugural dissertation on pulmonitis / by O. W. Stewart, of Arkansas., 1857
An inaugural dissertation on hepatitis / by M. S. Waters, of Tennessee., 1857
An inaugural dissertation on veratrum viride / by W. A. Harrison, of Athens, Ala., 1857
An inaugural dissertation on malaria / by John Baxter, of Tennessee., 1857
An inaugural dissertation on dysentery per se / by G. Henry Miller, of Tennessee., 1857
An inaugural dissertation on enteric, or typhoid fever / by J. Washington Huddleston, of Tennessee., 1857
An inaugural dissertation on intermitting fever / by James Rodgers Russell, of Georgia., 1857
An inaugural dissertation on neuralgia / by Edw. T. Parker, Jr., of Alabama., 1857
An inaugural dissertation on typhoid fever / by H. M. Moore, of Tennessee., 1857
An inaugural dissertation on typhoid fever / by John D. Bennett, Jr., of Tennessee., 1857
An inaugural dissertation on hernia - simple, complete, oblique, inguinal / by McD. Blanchard, of Georgia., 1857
An inaugural dissertation on man anatomically & physiologically considered / by James William Williamson, of Trenton, Ky., 1857
An inaugural dissertation on the pathology of fever in general / by W. F. Chrisman, of Tennessee., 1857
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