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William Cooke

Born: 1785

Died: 1873

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Born: 1785

Died: 1873

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The seats and causes of diseases investigated by anatomy containing a great variety of dissections, and accompanied with remarks

1822

William Cooke, Giambattista Morgagni

A commentary of medical and moral life or, Mind and the emotions, considered in relation to health, disease, and religion

1852

A practical treatise on tinea capitis contagiosa and its cure: with an attempt to distinguish this disease from other affections of the scalp: and a plan for the arrangement of cutaneous appearances, according to their origin and treatment; including an enquiry into the nature and cure of fungi haematodes and naevi materni. The whole exemplified by cases

1810

An address to British females on the moral management of pregnancy and labour ...

1817

An address to British females on the moral management of pregnancy and labour, and some cursory observations on medical deportment: suggested by the death of Her Royal Highness Princess Charlotte Augusta of Wales : with a vindication of Her Royal Highness's physicians, Sir Richard Croft, Dr. Baillie, and Dr. Sims

1817

The seats and causes of diseases, investigated by anatomy; containing a great variety of dissections, and accompanied with remarks ...

1822

William Cooke, Giambattista Morgagni

Remarks on a recent effort to subvert the charter of the Royal College of Surgeons: with animadversions on the evil tendency of "The Lancet" : and observations respectfully addressed to general practitioners, on the best means of maintaining their privileges and repectability

1826

A practical and pathological inquiry into the sources and effects of derangements of the digestive organs, embracing dejection, and some other affections of the mind

1828

practical and pathological inquiry into the sources and effects of derangements of the digestive organs: embracing dejection and some other affections of the mind.

1831

Separation without dissension: observations addressed to general practitioners on the best means of maintaining their privileges and respectability

1831

A brief sketch of the most striking, characteristic appearances, during life, and after death, of the continental spasmodic cholera: with practical remarks upon its treatment

1831

A brief memoir of Sir William Blizard: read before the Hunterian Society, October 7th, 1835, with additional particulars of his life and writings.

1835