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Charles Greene Cumston

born 1868 14 known books newest first

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A short outline of the medical ca...

A short outline of the medical career of Maitre François Rabelais

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[Autograph notes of his lectures ...

[Autograph notes of his lectures on surgical pathology delivered at Tuft's college Medical school during the years 1890-1893.]

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Contribution à l'étude de la viru...

Contribution à l'étude de la virulence du bacterium coli dans les diarrhées des enfants

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Discours présidentiel, Vme Congrè...

Discours présidentiel, Vme Congrès International d'Histoire de la Médecine, Genève, 1925

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Intestinal invagination in infant...

Intestinal invagination in infants and children with the report of a case successfully treated by laparotomy

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Pregnancy and crime

Pregnancy and crime

Year unknown Charles Greene Cumston and Medico-Legal Society of New York
Remarks on the jurisprudence of c...

Remarks on the jurisprudence of civil malpractice

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The crime, the criminal and the p...

The crime, the criminal and the police

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The medicolegal aspect and crimin...

The medicolegal aspect and criminal procedure in the poison cases of the sixteenth century

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The portrait of Paracelsus at the...

The portrait of Paracelsus at the museum at St. Gall, Switzerland

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The question of "justifiable homi...

The question of "justifiable homicide"

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The surgical exposure of the deep...

The surgical exposure of the deep-seated blood-vessels

Year unknown J. Delmas and Charles Greene Cumston
The value of enlarged spleen in t...

The value of enlarged spleen in the diagnosis of tuberculosis in infancy

Year unknown J. A. Médail and Charles Greene Cumston
Tract on the treatment of the ren...

Tract on the treatment of the renal calculus, 1557

Year unknown Georg Pictorius and Charles Greene Cumston

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