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William Clift. Photograph after a bust.

William Clift. Lithograph by W. Bosley, 1849, after A. Claudet.

The conservators of the Hunterian Museum. I. William Clift / J.D.

The case books of John Hunter FRS / editors: Elizabeth Allen, J.L. Turk, Sir Reginald Murley.

William Clift, F.R.S., first Conservator of the Hunterian Museum / by Jessie Dobson.

William Clift to Philip Syng Physick / By Jessie Dobson.

Stomach of a male wombat, shown life-size, turned inside-out, and inflated. Line engraving by J. Basire after W. Clift, 1808.

On some fossil bones discovered in caverns in the lime-stone quarries of Oreston ... / To which is added a description of the bones by W. Clift.

Clift, William (1775-1849)

The Croonian lecture on muscular motion / by George Fordyce.

An account of a remarkable transposition of the viscera, in the human body / by Matthew Baillie.

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William Clift

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On some fossil bones discovered in caverns in the lime-stone quarries of Oreston ... / To which is added a description of the bones by W. Clift.

Clift, William (1775-1849)

Stomach of a male wombat, shown life-size, turned inside-out, and inflated. Line engraving by J. Basire after W. Clift, 1808.

The Croonian lecture on muscular motion / by George Fordyce.

An account of a remarkable transposition of the viscera, in the human body / by Matthew Baillie.

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