Boyd, William: The Pathology of Internal Diseases
- RB/64
- Volume
Part of Rare books
Ex libris of Prof Theo Crawford pasted flyleaf. Inscription on flylead: ‘T. Crawford’
Fifth edition
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Boyd, William: The Pathology of Internal Diseases
Part of Rare books
Ex libris of Prof Theo Crawford pasted flyleaf. Inscription on flylead: ‘T. Crawford’
Fifth edition
Boyd, William: A Text-Book of Pathology: An Introduction to Medicine
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Ex libris of Prof Theo Crawford pasted flyleaf. Inscription on flylead: ‘T. Crawford 17.4.39’
Third edition
Stubbs, John Holt Elkes: Hernia
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Manuscript volume with illustrations
Stengel, Alfred: A Text-Book of Pathology
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Inscription on title page: ‘H.D. Rolleston’
Simpson, Keith: Forensic Medicine
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Manson, Patrick; Manson-Bahr, Philip H. (ed.): Manson’s Tropical Diseases
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Adami, J. George: The Principles of Pathology
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Inscription on flyleaf: ‘Presented by Dr Rolleston to the Robert Barnes Laboratory of Pathology Nov 29th 1910’
Hannay, D.R.: Bacteraemic Shock. Essay for the Allingham Scholarship
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Typescript student essay
Fordyce, George: MSS notes of Fordyce’s Lecture on Practice of Physic
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Manuscript volume. Unsigned and undated
Crellin, John K.: Eighteenth Century pharmacy at St George's Hospital, London
Part of Reference material
Brief history of physiotheraphy at St George's Hospital
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Part of Reference material
Parker, Joyce M.: My Love with St George
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Schuster, Norah H.: A clinical pathologist day by day 1916-1960
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Papers relating to John Hunter
The collection relates to Hunter’s dispute with St George’s Hospital and the division of pupils’ fees among the surgeons, which Hunter perceived as unfair, arguing he brought in more pupils than the other surgeons. The dispute culminated in a meeting in Oct 1793 at the hospital, during which Hunter suffered a heart attack and died.
In addition to the papers relating to the dispute, there are some additional notes, some collected by Charles Hawkins and some by George Edwards. These include copies of two letters from John Hunter’s pupil James Williams to his sister, describing working with Hunter, dissections and the work of the so-called ‘Resurrection Men’, and describing Hunter’s death. These were acquired apparently from a descendant of Williams by Edwards; the location of the original letters is unknown.
The papers include material relating to epidemiology and smallpox in particular, including correspondence, a notebook, smallpox testing kit and publications relating to smallpox in the 1960s.
Lambert, Harold