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Experimental inquiries: part the first. : Containing an inquiry into the properties of the blood. With remarks on some of its morbid appearances: and an appendix, relating to the discovery of the lymphatic system in birds, fish, and the animals called amphibious

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Publication date: MDCCLXXX [ 1780]..
Call number: 657734
Creator: Hewson, William (1739-1774)(Opens in new tab)
Provenance: Gift of Dr. W. Bruce and Lois B. Fye, June 2021. Bookplate of George Milton Smith.
Dimensions: 22 cm (8vo)
Associated people: Johnson, Joseph, (1738-1809,); Fye, Bruce, (1916-1989,); Fye, Lois B.,; Smith, G. Milton
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Experimental inquiries: part the first. : Containing an inquiry into the properties of the blood. With remarks on some of its morbid appearances: and an appendix, relating to the discovery of the lymphatic system in birds, fish, and the animals called amphibious

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Experimental inquiries: part the first. : Containing an inquiry into the properties of the blood. With remarks on some of its morbid appearances: and an appendix, relating to the discovery of the lymphatic system in birds, fish, and the animals called amphibious

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Experimental inquiries: part the second. : Containing a description of the lymphatic system in the human subject, and in other animals. Illustrated with plates. Together with observations on the lymph, and the changes which it undergoes in some diseases

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