Pathologica indica, or the anatomy of Indian diseases, based upon morbid specimens, from all parts of the Indian empire in the museum of the Calcutta Medical College : illustrated by detailed cases ; with the prescriptions and treatment employed, and comments, physiological, historical, and practical / by Allan Webb.

  • Webb, Allan, 1808-1863.
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Pathologica indica, or the anatomy of Indian diseases, based upon morbid specimens, from all parts of the Indian empire in the museum of the Calcutta Medical College : illustrated by detailed cases ; with the prescriptions and treatment employed, and comments, physiological, historical, and practical / by Allan Webb. Public Domain Mark. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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Calcutta : Published by Messrs. Thacker & Co., 1848.

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2 parts in 1; (3 unnumbered pages, xxiii-xxxiv pages, [1-37], i-xiv pages, [iii], xvii-xxii, xxiia-xxiid, xxiii-lx, 1-100, 100a-100d, *105-244*, 1 unnumbered page, 245*-304*, 105-340 pages) ; 23 cm

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Pts 1 and 2 are both sub-titled : "Medical pathology". They are bound together : Pt I starts near the front after pp. [iii] and the title-page and contents for Pt 2 are bound in after p. 244*
Presented to LSHTM Library by Dr. G.L. Turnbull, 5 Dec. 1928
Bookbinder's stamp : Weeks & Co. Binders. London N.W.1

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