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A practical treatise on abdominal hernia / by Thomas Pridgin Teale.

  • Thomas Pridgin Teale
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1846
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    PEREIRA.—ELEMENTS OF MATERIA MEDICA AND THE- RAPEUTICS; comprehending the Natural History, Preparation, Properties, Composition, Effects, and Uses of Medicines. By Jon. PEREIRA, M.D. F.R.S. Assistant Physician to the London Hospital, &c. Part J. coutains the GENERAL ACTION AND CLASSIFICATION OF MeEpDIcINES, and the MINERAL Materia Medica. 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