Volume 19
Contains 13 Results:
An inaugural dissertation on amenorrhea / by Miller Alex. Woodson, of Georgia., 1858
An inaugural dissertation on pneumonia / by Albert Smith, of Clifton, Ala., 1858
An inaugural dissertation on scarlatina / by D. C. Dunlap, of Tennessee., 1858
An inaugural dissertation on malaria / by Jno. S. Fletcher, of Tennessee., 1858
An inaugural dissertation on the possibility of conception, the result of a rape / by B. Girard Bidwell, of Tennessee., 1858
An inaugural dissertation on procreation / by James B. Duggan, of Landersville, Georgia., 1858
An inaugural dissertation on measles or rubeola / by Jesse Hill, of Manchester, Tennessee., 1858
An inaugural dissertation on pernicious fever / by Alfred Jones, of Marshall Co., Tenn., 1858
An inaugural dissertation on the causes, symptoms, &c. of autumnal fever / by U. M. Boatwright, of Lexington District So. Ga., 1858
An inaugural dissertation on pneumonia / by J. W. Hornbeak, of Tennessee., 1858
An inaugural dissertation on hepatitis / by Alex. P. Waterfield, of Murray, Ky., 1858
An inaugural dissertation on necrosis / by James Granville McKnight, of Texas., 1858
An inaugural dissertation on acute dysentery / by William Adkisson, of Tennessee., 1858
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