Epidemic[s] of America, [between 1819 and 1822].

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Epidemic[s] of America, [between 1819 and 1822].

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One volume containing notes by John Marshall Paul, M.D. on lectures delivered by Nathaniel Chapman at the University of Pennsylvania on epidemiology, diseases of the digestive system, and colic. With the manuscript is a typescript biography of Dr. Paul on the stationery of Dr. Lancelot Ely, Somerville, NJ, and a typescript letter dated Mar. 15, 1939, from Frank Overton, M.D., editor of the Journal of the Medical Society of New Jersey to Dr. Ely, regarding Dr. Paul's non-membership in the Society.

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University of Pennsylvania. Dept. of Medicine.

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Chapman, Nathaniel, 1780-1853

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Philadelphia physician. From the description of ALS : Philadelphia, to John Wakefield Francis, 1831 Oct. [no day]. (Rosenbach Museum & Library). WorldCat record id: 122489378 Nathaniel Chapman was born at Summer Hill, Fairfax County, Virginia in 1780. After serving aprenticeships with John Weems of Georgetown and Dick of Alexandria, Chapman began his formal studies under Benjamin Rush at the University of Pennsylvania in 1797. He graduated with honors in 1801. After a br...

Paul, John Marshall, 1800-1879.

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John Marshall Paul was born on 2 January 1800, in Belvidere, N.J., the son of Thomas Paul. He moved to Philadelphia to enter the medical practice of Dr. Parrish and in 1819 enrolled in the Medical Department of the University of Pennsylvania, graduating in 1822. He then spent two years in Paris with his cousin John Rodham Paul, M.D., (former College of Physicians treasurer) before returning to Philadelphia in 1825 to establish his own practice. Paul actively practiced medicine for 20 years, reti...