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Notes of lectures on the practice of medicine / [188?]

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[vi], 168 [i.e. 162] p. ; 33 cmManuscript class notes taken by an unknown student of Hood's at Howard University in the 1880'sIncludes index to notesPurchase, #18905Thomas B. Hood received his medical degree from Western Reserve University in 1862. After serving as an assistant surgeon in the Civil War, he was appointed professor at Howard University. He was dean of the medical faculty from 1881-1900Condition reviewed 20160623digitized. 2017
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  1. Howard University
  2. Medicine
  3. Pharmaceutical Preparations

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