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ADDITIONS—MARCH 1913
Biography, Genealogy
Adams, William Henry Davenport. 920.7 A2ice
Celebrated women travellers of the 19th century. 1883. Sonnenschein.
Contents: Countess Dora d'Istria.—The princess of Belgiojoso.—Madame Hornmaire
de Hell.— Madame Leonie d'Aunet.— Miss Frederika Bremer.— Mademoiselle
Alexina Tinne.—Madame Ida Pfeiffer.—Madame de Bourboulon.—Lady Hester Stanhope.—Lady
Brassey.—Lady Morgan.—Mrs Trollope.—Miss Harriet Martineau.—Miss
Isabella Bird.—Lady Florence Dixie.—Miss Gordon Cumming.—Florence and Rosamond
Hill.—Lady Barker.—"Magyarland."
The same r 920.7 A21
Bettany, George Thomas. 926.1 B46
Eminent doctors; their lives and their work. 2v. 1885. Hogg.
v.i. Linacre, Caius and the foundation of British medicine.—William Harvey and
the circulation of the blood.—Thomas Sydenham, the British Hippocrates.—The Monros,
Cullen. the Gregorys, John Bell and the foundation of the Edinburgh school of medicine.
—William and John Hunter and the applications of anatomy and physiology to surgery.
—Edward Jenner and vaccination.—Sir Astley Cooper and Abernethy; the knife versus
regimen.—Sir Charles Bell and the functions of the nervous system.—Marshall Hall and
the discovery of reflex action.—Sir Benjamin Brodie and Sir William Lawrence, two
great practical surgeons.
v.2. Addison, Bright and the diseases which bear their names.—Liston, Syme,
Lizars and the newer surgery.—Baillie, Halford, Chambers and Holland, the fashionable
and courtly physicians.—Sir William Fergusson and conservative surgery.—Sir
James Simpson and anaesthetics.—Sir Spencer Wells and ovariotomy.—Sir William Jenner,
Budd, Murchison and typhoid fever.—Sir Joseph Lister and antiseptic surgery.—
Sir Thomas Watson, Sir Dominic Corrigan, Sir William Gull and clinical medicine.—
Sir James Paget and surgical pathology.—Williams, Stokes and diseases of the chest.—
Sir Henry Thompson and cremation.—Graves, Hughes, Bennett and clinical teaching.—
Conolly, Maudsley and mental diseases.—Eminent specialists: Sir Erasmus Wilson and
skin diseases; Morell Mackenzie and throat diseases; Cobbold and internal parasites; Sir
W. Bowman, Brudenell Carter and eye diseases; Toynbee, Hinton and ear diseases.—
Sir R. Christison, Swaine Taylor and poison detection.—Parkes, Guy, Simon and public
health.
Cole, John William. 923-5 C68
Memoirs of British generals distinguished during the Peninsular
war. 2v. 1856. Bentley.
v.i. Sir John Moore.— Sir David Baird.— Marquess of Anglesea.— Sir Edward
Paget.—Lord Beresford.—Major-general Robert Craufurd.—Sir G. L. Cole.
v.2. Sir Thomas Picton.—Lord Lynedoch.—Earl of Hopetoun.—Lord Hill.—Majorgeneral
Le Marchant.—Major-general Ross.—Sir Edward Pakenham.
Hosmer, James Kendall. 920 H82
The last leaf; observations, during 75 years, of men and events in
America and Europe. 1912. Putnam.
Recollections of statesmen and soldiers, authors and scientists, of Horace Mann and
Antioch College, where the author was for six years professor of rhetoric and English,
and of student experiences during the Franco-German war. From 1892 to 1904 Mr
Hosmer was librarian of the Minneapolis Public Library.
Phillimore, William Phillimore Watts, ed. r 929.3 P49
Index to wills proved and administrations granted in the court of
the archdeacon of Berks, 1508 to 1652. 1893. [Clarendon Press.]
Printed for the Oxford Historical Society.
Stapleton, Mrs Mary Helen Alicia (Dolman). r 929.3 S79
Three Oxfordshire parishes; a history of Kidlington, Yarnton and
Begbroke. 1893. Clarendon Press.
Printed for the Oxford Historical Society.