Father and son: a tale of two cities, 1800-1901, by Sir Ian Fraser, reprinted from the Ulster Medical Journal Vol. XXXVII.

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1968
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Father and son: a tale of two cities, 1800-1901, by Sir Ian Fraser, reprinted from the <i>Ulster Medical Journal</i> Vol. XXXVII. Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0). Source: Wellcome Collection.

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[Account of the lives of Henry MacCormac, Professor of Medicine at the Belfast Academical Institution, 1835-1848, and physician to the Lunatic Asylum, and his son, William, surgeon in Harley Street and St. Thomas's Hospital London writer on military surgery.].

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1968

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1 pamphlet

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