Disease, Medicine and Society in England, 1550-1860A short but authoritative study of disease, medicine and their impact on English society. Copyright © Libri GmbH. All rights reserved. |
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... important fields of economic history ; they should be surveys of the current state of scholarship rather than a ... important areas of debate . If the series can demonstrate to students and their teachers the importance of the discipline ...
... important fields of economic history ; they should be surveys of the current state of scholarship rather than a ... important areas of debate . If the series can demonstrate to students and their teachers the importance of the discipline ...
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... important medical role . Unfortunately , whereas a fair number of autobiographies and case - books survive , written by male practitioners , we lack equivalents from female healers . Their outlooks and practices must be deduced from ...
... important medical role . Unfortunately , whereas a fair number of autobiographies and case - books survive , written by male practitioners , we lack equivalents from female healers . Their outlooks and practices must be deduced from ...
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... important medical officer of the state in the nineteenth century . [ 48 ] Lane , Joan , ' The Medical Practitioners of Provincial England in 1783 ' , Medical History , xxvIII ( 1984 ) , 353–71 . Important analysis of the structure of ...
... important medical officer of the state in the nineteenth century . [ 48 ] Lane , Joan , ' The Medical Practitioners of Provincial England in 1783 ' , Medical History , xxvIII ( 1984 ) , 353–71 . Important analysis of the structure of ...
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Countering Illness in | 23 |
The Medical Profession and the State in | 48 |
What Did It Achieve? | 61 |
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