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Inaugural dissertation on the physiology and pathology of the brain: being an attempt to ascertain what portions of that organ are more immediately connected with motion, sensation, and intelligence, submitted to the medical faculty of the University of Edinburgh, in conformity with the rules for graduation. 1837

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TitleInaugural dissertation on the physiology and pathology of the brain: being an attempt to ascertain what portions of that organ are more immediately connected with motion, sensation, and intelligence, submitted to the medical faculty of the University of Edinburgh, in conformity with the rules for graduation. 1837

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John Hughes (1812-1875) Bennett

Place of publicationEDINBURGH

PublisherJohn Carfrae & Son

Year of publication1837

Pagination79pp

Dimensions22cm

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SubjectBRAIN, NEUROLOGY, NINETEENTH CENTURY BOOK - NOT ILLUSTRATED

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