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4321. Religion, natural and revealed, or, The natural theology and moral bearings of phrenology and physiology: including the doctrines taught and duties inculcated thereby, compared with those enjoined in the scriptures : together with the phrenological exposition of the doctrines of a future state : materialism, holiness, sin, reward, punishments, depravity, a change of heart, will, foreordination, fatalism, etc. etc

Author(s):
Fowler, O. S. (Orson Squire), 1809-1887
Publication:
New York : O.S. Fowler, 1846
Subject(s):
Phrenology
Christianity

4325. Elegiac poem, on the death of Dr. Benjamin Rush: professor of the institutes and practice of medicine and of clinical practice in the University of Pennsylvania ; who fell a victim to the prevailing typhus fever, on the 19th of April, 1813

Publication:
Philadelphia : Published by Anthony Finley, southeast corner of Chesnut and Fourth streets ; William Fry, printer, 1813
Subject(s):
Physicians
Philadelphia
Rush, Benjamin, 1746-1813.

4328. An inaugural dissertation on the nature and origin of vacinna, or cow-pock: submitted to the public examination of the Faculty of Physic under the authority of the Trustees of Columbia College, in the State of New-York, The Right Rev. Benjamin Moore ... : for the degree of Doctor of Physic, on the 8th day of November, 1803

Author(s):
Scofield, Samuel.
Publication:
New York : Printed by T. & J. Swords ..., 1803
Subject(s):
Cowpox

4330. Shecut's Medical and philosophical essays: the whole of which are designed as illustrative of the domestic origin of the yellow fever of Charleston ; and, as conducing to the formation of a medical history of the state of South-Carolina

Author(s):
Shecut, John L. E. W. (John Linnaeus Edward Whitridge), 1770-1836
Publication:
Charleston [S.C.] : Printed for the author by A. E. Miller, 1819
Subject(s):
Yellow Fever -- etiology
Disease Outbreaks
Electric Stimulation Therapy
South Carolina -- epidemiology