Volume 20
Contains 16 Results:
An inaugural dissertation on intermittent fever / by William F. Jones, of Mississippi., 1858
An inaugural dissertation on catamenia / by R. C. Walker, of Alabama., 1858
An inaugural dissertation on biliary derangements / by Lewis Byrum Mitchell, of Red Mound, Tennessee., 1858
An inaugural dissertation on inflammation / by Jos. T. Rountree, of Texas., 1858
An inaugural dissertation on the signs of pregnancy / by W. W. T. Crockett, of Tennessee., 1858
An inaugural dissertation on the physical signs of pneumonia / by S. C. Maddux, of Tennessee., 1858
An inaugural dissertation on inflammation & its treatment / by William LaFayette Johnson, of Kentucky., 1858
An inaugural dissertation on the pathology of typhoid fever / by Jake White, Jr., of Kentucky., 1858
An inaugural dissertation on osteitis / by R. Donnell Bone., 1858
An inaugural dissertation on pneumonia / by J. H. Sullivan, of Tennessee., 1858
An inaugural dissertation on infantile remitting fever / by L. B. M. Davis, of Alabama., 1858
An inaugural dissertation on malaria / by J. F. Dunn, of Mississippi., 1858
An inaugural dissertation on rubeola / by R. K. Dawson, of Tennessee., 1858
An inaugural dissertation on respiration / by Jeremiah Collins, of Nashville, Tenn., 1858
An inaugural dissertation on the malarial type / by Isham A. Wilson, of Elkton, Tennessee., 1858
An inaugural dissertation on dysentery or colo-rectitis / by Richard W. Willis, of Greensboro, Green Co., Ga., 1858
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