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Spaulding, Joseph. Doctor's Account Book

Description

Bound pocket account book, (198 p.), (La Fayette, Indiana). In leatherette case, with printed pages in front and back of volume; descriptions of childbirth on pages 167-188.

Type
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Date
1868-1870
Call number
HM 83514
Provenance
Gift of The Longo Family Trust, Lawrence D. and Betty Jeanne Longo, Trustees, 2015.
Associated people
Ballantyne, J. W. (1861-1923.)
Butler, Samuel Worcester, (1823-1874.)
Day, Thomas, (1749 or 1750-1818.)
Dolce, Francesco, (1724-1809.)
Harris, Robert P. (1822-1899.)
Horne, R. H. (1802-1884.)
Howard, William T. (1821-1907.)
Jeannin, Viviane, (1874-1944.)
Longo, Betty Jeanne, (1697 or 1698-1775.)
Longo, Lawrence D., (1858-)
MacCallum, W. G. (1819-1887.)
MacKenzie, Colin, (1804-1892.)
Mackenzie, Edward E., (1870-1950.)
Mandigo, James William, (1862-1935.)
Muzio, Giovam Batista. (1836-1903.)
Owen, Richard, (1802-1847.)
Packard, Francis R.
Peachey, George Charles,
Playfair, W. S.
Yale, Leroy Milton,
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