Moore, Dr. Richard D., notes on Dr. Samuel Jackson's lectures, Philadelphia, 1830.

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Moore, Dr. Richard D., notes on Dr. Samuel Jackson's lectures, Philadelphia, 1830.

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The collection consists of one volume of notes taken by Dr. Richard Dudley Moore from Dr. Samuel Jackson's lectures on materia medica at Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia. For some account of Dr. Moore, see Rowe: History of Athens & Clarke Co. p. 126.

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