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| Park, K. An Epitome of the History of Medicine. |
| Russel, J. R. The History and Heroes of the Art of Medicine. |
| Stirling, W. Some Apostles of Physiology. |
| Traill, H. D. Social England. |
| Vallery-Radot, R. The Life of Pasteur. |
| Williams, H. S. A History of Science. |
| Encyclopedia Britannica — 11th Edition |
| Allbutt, T. C. Medicine, History of. |
| Payne, J. F. Medicine, History of. |
| Addresses and Papers |
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| Barker, L. F. Medicine and the Universities, Amer. Med., 1902, IV., 143. |
| Barker, L. F. Medical Laboratories; Their Relation to Medical Practice and to Medical Discovery. Science, 1908, XXVII., 601. |
| Barker, L. F. Some Tendencies in Medical Education in the United States, Jour. Am. Med. Assoc., 1911, LVII., 613. |
| Buchheim, R. Ueber die Aufgaben und die Stellung der Pharmacologie an den deutschen Hochschulen. Arch. f. Exper. Path. u. Pharmak., 1876, V., 261. |
| Cabot, R. C. Ethical Forces in the Practice of Medicine. (An address delivered before the students of Harvard University, on April 13, 1905.) |
| Cabot, R. C. On the Relation between Laboratory Work and Clinical Work, Boston Medical and Surgical Journal, 1911, CLXIV., 880. |
| Calkins, G. The Scope of Protozoology, Science, 1911, XXXIV., 129. |
| Councilman, W. T. The Relation of Pathology to Medicine, Trans. Mass. Med. Society, 1898. |
| Eliot, C. W. Address at the Formal Opening of the Laboratories of the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research, Science, 1906, XXIV., 13. |
| Jacobi, A. An address before the Medical School of McGill University, New York Medical Journal, 1905, LXXXII., 729. |
| Keen, W. W. The Debt of the Public to the Medical Profession, Phila. Med. Journal, 1899, III., 939. |
| Marks, L. H. Ehrlich's Biochemical Therapy, Its Conception and Application, Journal American Medical Association, 1910, LV., 1974. |
| Minot, C. S. The Relation of Embryology to Medical Progress, Popular Science Monthly, 1906, July. |
| Park, W. H. A Critical Study of the Results of Serum-Therapy in the Disease of Man, Harvey Lecture, 1906. |
| Pearce, R. M. The Experimental Method; Its Influence on the Teaching of Medicine, Jour. Am. Med. Assoc., 1911, LVIL, 1017. |
| Schweitzer, H. Ehrlich's Chemotherapy — A New Science, Science, 1910, XXXII., 809. |
| Sedgwick, W. T. The Relations of Public Health Science to Other Sciences, American Medicine, 1905, IX., 975. |
| Vincent, G. E. The Purpose and Spirit of the University, Science, 1911, XXXIII., 977. |
| Welch, W. H. The Endowment of Research, Science, 1906, XXIV., 6. |
| Welch, W. H. The Relation of the Hospital to Medical Education and Research, Journal American Medical Association, 1907, XLIX., 531. |
| Welch, W. H. The Interdependence of Medicine and Other Sciences of Nature, Science, 1908, XXVII., 49. |
| Welch, W. H. The Evolution of Modern Scientific Laboratories, Johns Hopkins Hospital Bulletin, 1896, VII., 19. |
