Volume 1

Alphabetical catalogue of the library, preceded by an index of subjects / by Alexander Duncan.

  • Duncan, Alexander.
Date:
1885-1901
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Credit: Alphabetical catalogue of the library, preceded by an index of subjects / by Alexander Duncan. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by Royal College of Physicians, London. The original may be consulted at Royal College of Physicians, London.

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    ABBREVIATIONS AND MARKS. * Indicates that the memoir is an Academical Thesis. | (Used only in Index of Subjects) indicates that the entry will be found in the Supplement (pp. 791-829). [ ] Indicates that the word or words included in the brackets are not found in the title of the book. Thus, if it be an author's name the book was published anonymously or pseudonymously. In subsequent entries of the works of the same author only those in which the dash standing for the name is so enclosed [ ] were published without his name. : A Colon followed by a name in italics indicates a cross-reference to the latter. Where, however , the word in italics follows a dash (standing for a name) the Colon is omitted. In the Catalogue one dash below an author's name indicates the name of the same author. In the Index of Subjects a single dash indicates a division of the subject named above it. When there are two dashes in the Catalogue the first indicates, as above, the same author, and the second the same title. In the Index of Subjects when a double dash occurs, the first indicates the same division, and the second the same sub-division. When a third dash occurs, which is very seldom, it is to be interpreted in the same way. Italics. A name in Italics indicates a cross-reference to the name. German modified vowels a, o, and ii are entered in alphabetical sequence as if ae, oe, and ue. Anon. = Anonymous. Pseudon. = Pseudonymous. Diss. = Dissertations. Mem. = Memoires. Other abbreviations used are self-explanatory. (See also Preface.)
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