Letters, 1892-1914.

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Letters, 1892-1914.

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Letters received by John K. Mitchell with miscellaneous material, 1892-1914, concerning Mitchell's book, "Remote consequences of injuries of nerves, and their treatment" (1895).

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College of Physicians of Philadelphia

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