Readfeed

Harvey, Alexander

1811 – 1889

  • Bodies of the Dead and Other Great American Ghost StoriesBodies of the Dead and Other Great American Ghost Stories
  • Chandos professorship of medicine in the University of St. Andrews. Testimonials in favour of Alexander Harvey, M.DChandos professorship of medicine in the University of St. Andrews. Testimonials in favour of Alexander Harvey, M.D
  • Four letters on homœopathy addressed to a Manager of the Aberdeen Royal InfirmaryFour letters on homœopathy addressed to a Manager of the Aberdeen Royal Infirmary
  • Four letters to Sir James Clark on administrative reform in relation to the medical schools and the examining boardsFour letters to Sir James Clark on administrative reform in relation to the medical schools and the examining boards
  • Four letters to Sir James Clark, Bart., M.D., F.R.S., physician in ordinary to the Queen and to the Prince Consort, on administrative reform in relation to the medical schools and the examining boardsFour letters to Sir James Clark, Bart., M.D., F.R.S., physician in ordinary to the Queen and to the Prince Consort, on administrative reform in relation to the medical schools and the examining boards
  • Illustrations of the interest and importance of the study of cases of sudden and violent deathIllustrations of the interest and importance of the study of cases of sudden and violent death
  • In memoriam of the late William Williamson, A.M., M.D., Senior Physician to the Royal Infirmary of Aberdeen, etcIn memoriam of the late William Williamson, A.M., M.D., Senior Physician to the Royal Infirmary of Aberdeen, etc
  • Notes towards outlines of materia medica and therapeutics : systematic and practicalNotes towards outlines of materia medica and therapeutics : systematic and practical
  • On the comparative value of bloodletting and purging in the early stage of the acute hydrocephalus and on the extent to which each of them should be carriedOn the comparative value of bloodletting and purging in the early stage of the acute hydrocephalus and on the extent to which each of them should be carried
  • On the foetus in uteroOn the foetus in utero
  • On the foetus in utero, as inoculating the maternal with the peculiarities of the paternal organismOn the foetus in utero, as inoculating the maternal with the peculiarities of the paternal organism
  • On the foetus in utero, as inoculating the maternal with the peculiarities of the paternal organism, and on mental states in either parent, as influencing the nutrition and development of the offspringOn the foetus in utero, as inoculating the maternal with the peculiarities of the paternal organism, and on mental states in either parent, as influencing the nutrition and development of the offspring