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18 resultados para Post-ontological context

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St. Louis Post-Graduate School of Medicine and Polyclinic catalog, 1886

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St. Louis Post-Graduate School of Medicine and Polyclinic catalog, 1887-1888

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St. Louis Post-Graduate School of Medicine and Polyclinic catalog, 1893

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St. Louis Post-Graduate School of Medicine and Polyclinic catalog, 1895

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St. Louis Post-Graduate School of Medicine and Polyclinic catalog, 1896

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Annual Announcement and Catalogue of the Missouri Medical College and Saint Louis Post-Graduate School of Medicine, Volume 51, 1891-1892

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Annual Announcement and Catalogue of the Missouri Medical College and Saint Louis Post-Graduate School of Medicine, Volume 50, 1890-1891

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Annual Bulletin of the St. Louis Medical College, spring session and post-graduate courses, 1882

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Draft of letter from W. Beaumont [Saint Louis, MO] to the honorable L.F. (Lewis) Linn, U.S. Senator, regarding: general order 48 and 2, request for aid in reinstatement to army, justification of post at Saint Louis, attempts to employ St. Martin. February 5, 1840

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W. Beaumont [Saint Louis, MO] to War Department [Washington, DC] regarding: statement of reasons for remaining at Saint Louis post, payment for army medicines, DeCamp not able to handle Saint Louis post. 1840

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W. Beaumont’s draft of testimony in the Davis-Darnes trial, page 49 of court record regarding: case history of trephining a fractured skull post-mortem indication of subdural hematoma and brain abscess. November 1840

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Post-mortem report written by W. Beaumont and D. M. Martin, attending physician regarding: Mary, a female slave of James Harrison showing chronic lung disease, enlarged spleen and mesenteric glands. October 10, 1840. W. Beaumont [Saint Louis, MO] to Dr. Somerville, regarding: request for advice concerning a fee. September 29, 1840

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St. Louis Post-Graduate School of Medicine and Polyclinic catalog, 1886-1887

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St. Louis Post-Graduate School of Medicine and Polyclinic catalog, 1892

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W. Beaumont [Fort Howard, Green Bay, WI] to his mother (Mrs. Lucretia Beaumont) and siblings [Lebanon, CT] regarding: moccasins sent to family from Mrs. Ransom, his promotion despite differences with officers of the post. May 3, 1828

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