Medical repository, comprehending original essays and intelligence relative to medicine, chemistry, natural history, agriculture, geography, and the arts
1797
L2015M103 1808 v. 5
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Title
Medical repository, comprehending original essays and intelligence relative to medicine, chemistry, natural history, agriculture, geography, and the arts
Published
New York Printed and sold by T. & J. Swords 1797-1824
Description
23 v. : ill. ; 23 cm.
Frequency
Quarterly
Call Number
L2015M103 1808 v. 5
Note
Began with: vol. 1, no. 1 (1797); ceased with: v. 23 (1824).
Title varies slightly.
Editors: Samuel Mitchill & Edward Miller,
Founded in the midst of the yellow fever epidemic by three physicians; first medical journal in American to enjoy a high reputation at home and abroad.
Vols. 7-12 also called 2nd hexade v. 1-6; vols. 13-15 also called 3rd hexade v. 1-3; vols. 16-23 also called new ser. v. 1-8.
Library has 2nd hexade v. 5 (1808) only (L2015M103): contains 4 tables on deaths in New York & their causes, monthly from 1804-1806; article, "Fatal case of scurvy, supposed to have arisen from the immoderate use of hickory-nuts."
Title varies slightly.
Editors: Samuel Mitchill & Edward Miller,
Founded in the midst of the yellow fever epidemic by three physicians; first medical journal in American to enjoy a high reputation at home and abroad.
Vols. 7-12 also called 2nd hexade v. 1-6; vols. 13-15 also called 3rd hexade v. 1-3; vols. 16-23 also called new ser. v. 1-8.
Library has 2nd hexade v. 5 (1808) only (L2015M103): contains 4 tables on deaths in New York & their causes, monthly from 1804-1806; article, "Fatal case of scurvy, supposed to have arisen from the immoderate use of hickory-nuts."
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