Edward James Seymour

English cricketer (1796-1866)

Born	1796
Died	1866

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Observations on the medical treatment of insanity

by Edward James Seymour First published in 1832 — 2 editions

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The nature and treatment of dropsy : considered especially in reference to the diseases of the internal organs of the body which most commonly produce it. Parts I. and II. Anasarca and ascites. To which is added, an appendix, containing a translation of the work of Dr. Geromini, on dropsy: from the original Italian

by Edward James Seymour First published in 1837 — 1 edition

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A letter to the Right Honourable the Earl of Shaftesbury etc. etc. etc. on the laws which regulate private lunatic asylums: with a comparative view of the process 'de lunatico inquirendo' in England and the law of 'interdiction' in France : to which are added a few observations on the causes of insanity and improvement in its treatment during the last twenty-five years

by Edward James Seymour First published in 1859 — 1 edition

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Illustrations of some of the principal diseases of the ovaria, their symptoms and treatment: to which are prefixed, observations on the structure and functions of these parts in the human being and in animals

by Edward James Seymour First published in 1830 — 1 edition

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The nature and treatment of dropsy: considered especially in reference to the diseases of the internal organs of the body which most commonly produce it. Parts I. and II. Anasarca and ascites. To which is added, an appendix, containing a translation of the work of Dr. Geromini, on dropsy: from the original Italian.

by Edward James Seymour First published in 1837 — 1 edition

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English cricketer (1796-1866)

Born	1796
Died	1866

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Wikidata: Q15994739
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Illustrations of some of the principal diseases of the ovaria, their symptoms and treatment: to which are prefixed, observations on the structure and functions of these parts in the human being and in animals

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