- 1Preface
- 2Chapter I — Théophraste Renaudot, Physician, Philanthropist, and Fo…
- 3Chapter II — Low State of Medical Affairs in Germany at the Beginni…
- 4Chapter III — Physicians Who Attained Distinction in Some of the De…
- 5Chapter IV — Distinguished Swiss Physicians Who Played a Prominent…
- 6Chapter V — The Earliest Publication in Europe of a Systematic Trea…
- 7Chapter VI — Two Eminent German Surgeons of the Pre-Antiseptic Period
- 8Chapter VII — A General Survey of German Medicine at the End of the…
- 9Book III — The Vienna School of Medicine
- 10Chapter IX — Anton Stoerck, van Swieten’s Successor, and the Progre…
- 11Chapter X — Prochaska, Hyrtl and Rokitansky, Three of the Most Dist…
- 12Book IV — Medicine in Italy
- 13Book V — Small-Pox, One of the World’s Greatest Scourges
- 14Chapter XIII — The English and French Chemists Contribute Their Sha…
- 15Book VII — Medicine in England
- 16Chapter XV — English Leaders in Medicine and Surgery During the Eig…
- 17Chapter XVI — English Leaders in Medicine and Surgery
- 18Book VIII — Medicine in France
- 19Book IX — Medicine at the Height of the French Revolution
- 20Chapter XIX — Laënnec and the Invention of the Modern Method of Aus…
- 21Chapter XX — Early Studies of the Disease Now Universally Called Ty…
- 22Book X — Broussais and Broussaism
- 23Book XI — The Golden Age of Surgery in France
- 24Chapter XXIII — Workers in Special Departments of Surgery: Demours,…
- 25Book XII — Desgenettes and Larrey, France’s Most Celebrated Militar…
- 26Chapter XXV — Hospital of “La Maternité,” the Great French Midwifer…
- 27Chapter XXVI — Further Details Concerning the Paris Faculté de Méde…
- 28Chapter XXVII — Armand Trousseau, One of the Last of France’s Great…
- 29List of the More Important Authorities Consulted
The Dawn of Modern Medicine
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