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Medical Thoughts of Shakespeare
Benjamin Rush Field
Medical Thoughts of Shakespeare
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English
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medicine in literature
shakespeare
william
1564-1616 -- knowledge -- medicine
literature and medicine -- england -- history -- 16th century
literature and medicine -- england -- history -- 17th century
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MEDICAL THOUGHTS OF SHAKESPEARE.
CONTENTS.
PART I. THE PHYSICIAN.
PART II. PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.
PART III. SURGERY.
PART IV. OBSTETRICS.
PART V. PHYSIOLOGY.
PART VI. ANATOMY.
PART VII. PHARMACY.
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Section 1. General Terms
Section 2. The Mission of Project Gutenberg
Section 3. The Project Gutenberg Literary
Section 4. Donations to PGLAF
Section 5. Project Gutenberg Electronic Works
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