[Correspondence with Dr. Hugh Howard Riddle (the editor), the Royal College of Physicians, &c., on the unauthorized use of the names of members of the College in the "Family encyclopaedia of medicine"] [manuscript]. 1914.

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[Correspondence with Dr. Hugh Howard Riddle (the editor), the Royal College of Physicians, &c., on the unauthorized use of the names of members of the College in the "Family encyclopaedia of medicine"] [manuscript]. 1914.

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