The Cincinnati Lancet and Observer, Volume 29 |
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List of professors and subjects for session of Miami Medical College, commencing Oct 5, 1868 p 384
p 442 commercial hospital opens. Miami tuition has been raised to $60
686 report of introductory lecture at mmc
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