Bibliography of the contributions of George M. Gould, M. D. to ophthalmology, general medicine, literature, etc.

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1909
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    1909. 408. An appeal for the sake of man and of medicine, pp. 27. Repr. from American Medicine, Philadelphia. New Series, Vol. IV, No. 3, pp. 119-128. March, 1909. The same. Biographic Clinics, VI. Philadelphia : P. Blakiston's Son & Company, 1909. Chapter XXI. 409. A bibliography of the contributions of George M. Gould, M. D. to ophthalmology, general medicine, literature, etc. Published by the author. Ithaca, N. Y. Andrus & Church, 1909. 410. Biographic Clinics. Essays concerning the influence of visual function, pathologic and physiologic, upon the health of patients Vol. VI. Philadelphia : P. Blakiston's Son and Company, 1909. 8vo Contents : Chapter I. Valediction. Chapter II. The case of Jonathan Swift. (Reprinted from The Interstate Journal, St. Louis, Vol. XV, Nos 11 12 1908.) Chapter III. Brief Biographic Clinics uppn Living Patients. (Re- printed from The Medical Standard, Chicago. 1907.) S ' Chapter IV. The Relation of Incorrect and Correct Refraction to Systemic Diseases. (Reprinted from American Medicine, Philadelphia. New Series Vol II No 7- PP- 399-407. July, 1907.) Chapter V. A Remarkable Case of Epilepsy caused by eye-strain (Reprinted from The Buffalo Medical Journal May, 1908.) ' Chapter VI. From the Patient's Point of View. (Reprinted from / he Buffalo Medical Journal, April 1909 Chapter VII. « Seizing Upon » a Patient-Epitome of a case of Epilepsy (Reprinted from The St. Louis Medical Review, June 22, 1907.) Chapter VIII. How Several Professors treated a member of the Guild (Reprinted from The Lancet Clinic, Cin- cinnati, April 25, 1908.) Chapter IX. The Experience of a Man and his Wife in changing ££S (Reprinted from The Southern CUnif, Richmond, Va., April, 1908. Chapter X. A Strange and Illogical Case of Suicide. (Reprinted ' iT™JheMed™1 ^ndard, Chicago, Kmber, Chapter XL The Pessimist-Added Testimony in Wagner's Case by William Ashton Ellis 8 ' Chapter XII. The. Co« Origin and Nature of - Blind Spells ep?iepfva-: ^ntlgs-Swoonings, Coma, Seudo- Fa»???hr™ 1^a.me> etc- (Reprinted from The Lancet Clinic, Cincinnati. October iq rom
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