Volume 29
Contains 16 Results:
An inaugural dissertation on epidemic cholera / by P. H. Westbrook, of Mississippi., 1858
An inaugural dissertation on tetanus / by Andrew Jackson Whitthorne, of Tennessee., 1858
An inaugural dissertation on enteric fever / by W. M. Slayden, of Tennessee., 1858
An inaugural dissertation on the signs of pregnancy / by Isaac J. Wilkerson, of Wilson County, Tennessee., 1858
An inaugural dissertation on contagion / by James M. Mitchell, of Tennessee., 1858
An inaugural dissertation on malaria / by James A. Hughes, of Tennessee., 1858
An inaugural dissertation on pneumonia per se / by C. C. Garner, of Tennessee., 1858
An inaugural dissertation on gun shot wounds and their treatment in certain cases / by J. M. Larkins, of Tennessee., 1858
An inaugural dissertation on transmission of hereditary diseases / by C. P. Moorman, of Kentucky., 1858
An inaugural dissertation on amenorrhoea / by Andrew J. Clements, of Tennessee., 1858
An inaugural dissertation on intermittent fever / by James Somers, Jr., of Tennessee., 1858
An inaugural dissertation on idiosyncrasy / by Francis McFarland Moore, of Dalton, Georgia., 1858
An inaugural dissertation on pneumonia / by Jno. F. Wilkinson, of Tennessee., 1858
An inaugural dissertation on signs of pregnancy / by G. W. Jones, of Tennessee., 1858
An inaugural dissertation on abortion / by G. W. McMurry, of Tennessee., 1858
An inaugural dissertation on cystitis / by Harrison Whitfield, of Tennessee., 1858
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