The principles of medicine, founded on the structure and functions of the animal organism / By Samuel Jackson.

Samuel Jackson

Date:: 1832

Credit: The principles of medicine, founded on the structure and functions of the animal organism / By Samuel Jackson. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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