History of medicine in New York v. 2, Volume 2National Americana Society, Incorporated, 1919 |
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Adjunct Professor Albany Albany Medical College Alumni American announcement Association attended Austin Flint became Professor Bellevue Hospital chair Charles charter Clinical Medicine Clinical Professor Clinical Surgery college building College of Physicians Council course of lectures dean Diseases of Women Dispensary dissection Doctor of Medicine elected Emeritus Professor enrollment erection established Fairfield fessor Francis Geneva College Geneva Medical College graduating class Gynecology Henry Histology Homœopathic Hosack institution instructors James John laboratory Laryngology Legislature Materia Medica matriculates Medical College Medical Department medical education medical faculty Medical Jurisprudence Medical Society ment Obstetrics Ophthalmology organized Pathology Physicians and Surgeons Post-Graduate Medical School Practice of Medicine president Principles and Practice Prof Professor of Anatomy Professor of Chemistry Professor of Materia Professor of Obstetrics Professor of Surgery professorship Regents resigned Samuel School and Hospital session Smith surgical tion valedictorian Valentine Mott Ward William York City York Medical College York University
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