An edition of Fever : its pathology and treatment by antipyretics (1891)

Fever : its pathology and treatment by antipyretics

being an essay which was awarded the Boylston prize of Harvard University, July, 1890

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Cover of: Fever : its pathology and treatment by antipyretics by H. A. Hare, H. A. Hare
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An edition of Fever : its pathology and treatment by antipyretics (1891)

Fever : its pathology and treatment by antipyretics

being an essay which was awarded the Boylston prize of Harvard University, July, 1890

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F.A. Davis, Philadelphia
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Cover of: Fever : its pathology and treatment by antipyretics
Fever : its pathology and treatment by antipyretics: being an essay which was awarded the Boylston prize of Harvard University, July, 1890
1891, F.A. Davis, Philadelphia
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This material has been provided by the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh. The original may be consulted at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh.

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Physicians' and students' ready reference series

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v, 166 p.
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