Notes from a course of lectures on the Institutes and Practice of Medicine delivered in the University of Pennsylvania by Benjamin Smith Barton, M.D., 1814.

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Notes from a course of lectures on the Institutes and Practice of Medicine delivered in the University of Pennsylvania by Benjamin Smith Barton, M.D., 1814.

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One volume (284 pages) of notes on lectures on the practice of medicine. The first lecture is dated 1814. Includes lectures on fevers, diseases of the digestive system, rheumatism, pneumonia, quinsy, measles, and hepatitis.

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College of Physicians of Philadelphia

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Henry Van Derveer or Vanderveer, was born in 1791, in Roycefield, Somerset County, N.J., the son of Lawrence Van Derveer, founder of the Medical Society of New Jersey. Van Derveer graduated from Princeton in 1811, and matriculated at the Department of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania from 1813-1815, but did not graduate. Returning home, Van Derveer set up practice in Roycefield and subsequently in Somerville. He was active in the medical societies of New Jersey, serving on the Board of...