The microscope: and its revelations / by William B. Carpenter; with an appendix containing the applications of the microscope to clinical medicine, etc. By Francis Gurney Smith.
- William Benjamin Carpenter
- Date:
- 1856
Licence: Public Domain Mark
Credit: The microscope: and its revelations / by William B. Carpenter; with an appendix containing the applications of the microscope to clinical medicine, etc. By Francis Gurney Smith. Source: Wellcome Collection.
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