ANNUAL CIRCULAR OF THE MEDICAL INSTITUTION OF YALE COLLEGE, FOR THE LECTURE TERM OF 1839-40
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- New Haven: Woodward & Carrington, Printers, 1839
New Haven: Woodward & Carrington, Printers, 1839. 8pp, stitched. Title page with a woodcut view of the medical school building. Wrappers absent, lightly spotted, Good+.
The faculty included Benjamin Silliman as professor of chemistry. The course of study, including dissections, is explained, with fees, degrees awarded, the "organization of the institution," "means of instruction," donors. Among the advantages of New Haven for a medical school is "the general moral character of its population, and the freedom of the city from theaters, circuses, and other public places of amusement," thus avoiding "habits of vice." Graduates of the class of 1838 are listed, along with "Licentiates."
Sabin 105910. OCLC 82160432 [1- AAS] [as of November 2012]. Not in American Imprints.
The faculty included Benjamin Silliman as professor of chemistry. The course of study, including dissections, is explained, with fees, degrees awarded, the "organization of the institution," "means of instruction," donors. Among the advantages of New Haven for a medical school is "the general moral character of its population, and the freedom of the city from theaters, circuses, and other public places of amusement," thus avoiding "habits of vice." Graduates of the class of 1838 are listed, along with "Licentiates."
Sabin 105910. OCLC 82160432 [1- AAS] [as of November 2012]. Not in American Imprints.
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Title
ANNUAL CIRCULAR OF THE MEDICAL INSTITUTION OF YALE COLLEGE, FOR THE LECTURE TERM OF 1839-40
Author
Yale College
Condition
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Publisher
Woodward & Carrington, Printers: New Haven
Date
1839