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Frederick P. Henry

1844–1919

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1881–1909 across 6 dated works

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Cartwright Prize essay: observations with the haemacytometer upon the globular composition of the blood and milk1881
Anæmia1887
Women in medicine1897
A review of the first book on the diseases of the eye, by Benvenutus Grassus, 1474. Exhibition of three other fifteenth century monographs: (a) The first medical dictionary, Synonyma simonis genuensis, 1473; (b) The first book on diet, by Isaac, 1487; (c) The second edition of the first book on diseases of children, by Paulus Bagellardus, 14871905

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Anæmia1887
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Founders' Week memorial volume: containing an account of the two hundred and twenty-fifth anniversary of the founding of the city of Philadelphia, and histories of its principal scientific institutions, medical colleges, hospitals, etc.1909
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A review of the first book on the diseases of the eye, by Benvenutus Grassus, 1474. Exhibition of three other fifteenth century monographs: (a) The first medical dictionary, Synonyma simonis genuensis, 1473; (b) The first book on diet, by Isaac, 1487; (c) The second edition of the first book on diseases of children, by Paulus Bagellardus, 14871905
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Memoir of Dr. William S. Forbes1907
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Cartwright Prize essay: observations with the haemacytometer upon the globular composition of the blood and milk1881
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Women in medicine1897
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