New progress of surgery in France, or, Phenomena in the animal kingdom : published by command of the French government / translated from the French of Imbert Delonnes, by T. Chavernac ; embellished with very curious plates by W. Nutter.

  • Imbert-Delonnes, Ange Bernard, 1745-1820.
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1801
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New progress of surgery in France, or, Phenomena in the animal kingdom : published by command of the French government / translated from the French of Imbert Delonnes, by T. Chavernac ; embellished with very curious plates by W. Nutter. Public Domain Mark. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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Phenomena in the animal kingdom

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[London] : Printed by A. Dulau and L. Nardini, for and sold by the translator, 1801.

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31 pages, 3 unnumbered leaves of plates : illustrations ; 28 cm

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Contents: Introd. - Additional reflections on the disease of Charles Delacroix - To all students in the art of healing - Operation of a sarcocele, performed upon citizen Charles Delacroix ... - Operation performed on the 16th brumaire, anno VII. (6th November, 1798) on citizen Perier de Gurat ..

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Translation of: Progrès de la chirurgie en France (Paris, 1799)

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