Fundamental conceptions as to the characteristics and embodiments of life, with special reference to pathology : being the inaugural lecture at the foundation of the Chair of Pathology ... delivered in the Bute Hall 22nd October, 1894 / by Joseph Coats, M.D.

  • Coats, Joseph, 1846-1899.
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1894
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Credit: Fundamental conceptions as to the characteristics and embodiments of life, with special reference to pathology : being the inaugural lecture at the foundation of the Chair of Pathology ... delivered in the Bute Hall 22nd October, 1894 / by Joseph Coats, M.D. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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