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Volume 8 - Issue 1 - January 1964

Articles

SOVEREIGN REMEDIES: A CRITICAL DEPRECIATION OF THE 17th-CENTURY LONDON PHARMACOPOEIA *

FANTASIES, FACTS AND FOETUSES: THE INTERPLAY OF FANCY AND REASON IN TERATOLOGY

MAYA MEDICINE *

THE LAZARET ON CHETNEY HILL

JOHN BELL, 1763–1820 *

JOHN BELL'S LAST TOUR *

News, Notes and Queries

Harvey Meets the ‘Hippocrates of Prague’ (Johannes Marcus Marci of Kronland)

Other

Sir George Ent's Commonplace book

Society Reports

Fourth British Congress on the History of Medicine and Pharmacy

Section of Medical History in the Australian Medical Association (Victorian Branch)

International Academy of the History of Medicine

Book Reviews

The Salernitan Questions. An Introduction to the History of Medieval and Renaissance Problem Literature by Brian Lawn, Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1963, pp. xiv + 240, frontis., 63s.

The Growth of Medical Thoughtby Lester S King, Chicago, Ill., University of Chicago Press, 1963, pp. 254, $5, 41s.

Science and the Renaissance: An Introduction to the Study of the Emergence of the Sciences in the Sixteenth Century, by W. P. D. Wightman (Aberdeen University Studies No. 143-4), Edinburgh and London, Oliver & Boyd, 1962, 2 vols., pp. xvi, 327; xix,293, illus., 42s. each volume.

The General Infirmary at Leeds, vol.i, The First Hundred Years, 1767–1869by S. T. Anning, Edinburgh and London, E. & S. Livingstone, 1963, pp.xii + 107, 46 illustrations, 30s.

Medical Department, United States Army. Internal Medicine in World War II. vol. ii, Infectious Diseases, Editor in Chief, Colonel John Boyd CoatesJr., M.C. Editor for Internal Medicine, W. Paul Havens, Jr., Washington, D.C., Office of the Surgeon General, 1963, PP. xxvii + 649, illus., $6.75.

One Hundred Years of Psychiatry by Emil Kraepelin, translated by W. Baskin, with an epilogue by H. P. Laqueur, London, Peter Owen, 1962, pp. 163, illUS., 25s.

St. Thomas's Hospitalby E. M. Mcinnes, London, George Allen and Unwin, 1963, pp. 230, illus., 30s.

The Story of a Woman Physician, by G. M. Wauchope, Bristol, John Wright, 1963, pp. 146, 17s. 6d.

The First Hundred Tears, 1863–1963, of the Launceston General Hospital, Tasmania, by Clifford Craig, Tasmania, published by the Board of Management, 1963, pp. vi+ 162 (no price given).

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