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Information Resources on
 

Veterinary History

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 National Agricultural Library
 

AWIC Resource Series No. 29 

February 2005 

Compiled by: 

Judith Ho 

Animal Welfare Information Center 

National Agricultural Library

 U. S. Department of Agriculture 

Published by: 

U. S. Department of Agriculture
 

Agricultural Research Service
 

National Agricultural Library
 

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Animal Welfare Information Center 

Beltsville, Maryland 20705 

Contact us: http://awic.nal.usda.gov/contact-us 

Web site: http://awic.nal.usda.gov 

Policies and Links 

Photo Credits: 

Left to right Mrs. Florence Bell, Chief Veterinary Nurse, Mr. Clifford Formston,

 Houseman at the Beaumont Animal Hospital, The Royal Veterinary College (he later

 became Professor of Veterinary Medicine and Surgery and Vice-Principal of The

 Royal Veterinary College), and Mr. G.V.J. Edwards, veterinary student. They are

 shown x-raying a terrier belonging to Mrs. Anderson which was injured in a road

 accident. Skull and cervical vertebrae injuries were suspected. This information was

 provided by Frances Houston, The Royal Veterinary College, Archives and Historical

 Collection, Museum of Veterinary History, London, England. 

Table of Contents
 

Preface & Introduction | Bibliography
 

Preface

 This bibliography includes works selected from USDA’s National Agricultural Library (NAL) collection

 on applied veterinary science. To cover the topic of the beginnings of veterinary science, one has to

 explore those works that were published centuries ago as humans tried to deal with the health and

 care of the animals that were so important to their lives. As with many of the roots of Western 

Civilization, the early documents are by Greek and Roman authors. (In this document they are

 presented in English translations.) Veterinary-type animal care literature in Western civilization

 continued to be published through the early Medieval and Renaissance periods in Europe and the 

eighteenth and nineteenth centuries in the United States and other countries. Today veterinary

 literature represents the advanced science-based research that is on a par with human-based

 medical science.

 It is anticipated that the information contained in this document will be a resource for those

 interested in the history, derivation, and development of the veterinary profession via the holdings 

on the topic at NAL. 

Although most of the publications mentioned in this document are in NAL’s general collection and

 available for library loan, some volumes are considered too rare and valuable and therefore do not 

circulate. All entries in this document include the NAL call number. Non-circulating rare volumes are

 identified with an uppercase R at the end of the call number and are housed in the NAL Special

 Collections section.

 For information on the inter-library borrowing policies and procedures, please refer to

 http://www.nal.usda.gov/borrow-materials. 

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Introduction
 

Humans have had long and varied interactions with many of the wild animals in their environment.

 They have always found animals interesting; awe inspiring; amusing; companions; a messenger to

 and from the gods. Animal-based products are used as food, useful implements, clothing, writing

 media, etc. In addition, humans have often been able to utilize some species of animals for transport

 of people, goods, and equipment, for peaceful purposes and military campaigns, etc. Images of

 animals have been scratched on rocks, drawn on cave walls, sculpted from local materials, used to

 illustrate human characteristics, as religious symbols, etc. For instance, most cultures have imagined

 animal shapes in the constellations of stars, and as spirits that are either positive or negative in

 human activities or religions. For example, ancient Egyptians bowed to the bull, venerated the cat

 and held other animals in high regard. Christians used the symbol of the lamb and the shepherd

 caring for the flock representing Christ leading the believers.

 Whether subjects of art and worship or images of agriculture, or through jokes or cartoons, animal

 figures depict aspects of a culture and illustrate the creator’s values. Human relationships with

 animals have been and still are complex, instructive, and paradoxical.

 Some interesting uses of animals in literature can be found in writings such as Aesop who composed

 many of his tales using animals to illustrate human qualities, actions and characteristics. In the

 Medieval period the “Physiologues” gave mystic meaning to 50 legends of animals and natural

 objects. Animal similes were used in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries to illustrate the everyday

 experiences of life. Even Shakespeare alluded to animals—over 4000 of them. In the eighteenth and

 nineteenth centuries, the romantic literature of that time intended to free men physically and

 spiritually. The animal that they felt epitomized this new freedom was the bird.

 Through all these periods of time, humans tried to understand illness in their own bodies, and often

 recognized that many of these same illnesses seemed to attack their animals as well. The Chinese
 

used herbal medicine and other treatments to attempt to cure themselves and their favorite/most

 valuable animals.

 What follows is a brief historical review of some of the major authors who wrote about illness in

 animals. We get a glimpse of how the expertise and scientific approach to treating animals

 developed from the Greek and Roman days to the twentieth century.

 The Beginnings

 In historical information in China, there are records dating to 4000-3000 B.C. that record the use of

 herbs for curative purposes for humans and animals. Egyptian hieroglyphics from around 3500 B.C.

 show the presence of numerous types of domesticated animals. But, the evidence for the

 development of a body of information directly dealing with animal healing in Western thought is

 implicated to have begun in Mesopotamia in about 300 B.C. The first individual to be considered a

 veterinarian is Urlagaldinna. The Greek Scientist, Alcmaeon (c. 500 B.C.) was the first person known

 to have dissected animals for scientific purposes. In India there are records that animal hospitals

 were established in India during the Brahaman era and the reign of King Ashoka (273-232 B.C.).

 During the Greco-Roman period there were a number of individuals who recorded the current

 knowledge regarding animal care and disease. Aristotle (384-322 B.C.) recorded much of the

 knowledge regarding animals. He recognized that animals were different and yet some showed

 similar characteristics to humans. He proposed a classification system of animal species that served

 as the basis for the development of a systematic classification we call taxonomy. Much of Aristotle’s

 writing forms the beginning of Western recorded natural science. Animals that were important at

 that time included oxen and asses used to power agricultural activities, and sheep and goats raised

 for food and fiber purposes and probably horses. 

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 Virgil, in works such as “Georgica,” immortalized some of the epidemics of human and animal

 diseases that occurred frequently on Roman farms and cities. But, it is Cato (234-149 B.C.) and

 another writer Varro (116-27 B.C.), who were both influenced by Greek scholars, that produced

 many works about contagious diseases. Tragically, most of these works seem to have been

 destroyed and copies no longer exist.

 Columella, a respected Roman scholar and writer of the first Century A.D., was a very prolific writer

 on the topic of animal care and breeding. He recorded and used the term “veterinarius” for a person

 who is a caretaker of pigs, sheep and cattle. (It is interesting to note that the word veterina was the

 Roman word for “pack animals”. In Rome the term "souvetaurinarii" was another word that was used

 for someone who took care of animals.) Between 42-68 A.D., Columella wrote 12 volumes of animalrelated publications on topics such as animal breeding, husbandry, and health in livestock. His works

 include descriptions of disease, and medication formulae that were used up into the Middle Ages.

 Even though Columella wrote rather extensively on breeding and husbandry, there was little

 progress in the understanding or effective treatment of internal diseases and health problems of

 both humans and their animals.

 For this early veterinary related history, an excellent bibliographic list can be found on the World 

Association for the History of Veterinary Medicine's website at: 

(http://www.wahvm.umn.edu/Resources.html).

 Europeans Post-Middle Ages

 During the Middle Ages, there are many references to animal plagues and their devastating effects

 on farmers’ productivity. Some of plagues were recorded by individuals like Francois Rabelaias, who

 recorded the first full description of sheep pox in 1494. During the sixteenth and seventeenth

 centuries, there were major advances in understanding human and animal diseases due to

 inventions such as the microscope and the development of a scientific method of inquiry into things

 unknown. For example, during a plague in European cattle in 1711, Giovanni Mario Lancisi first

 diagnosed Rinderpest as a contagious viral cattle disease. A year later, Bernardino Ramazzini

 vaccinated cattle against cattle plague. However, the approach to animal diseases was mostly from

 the human medicine viewpoint. It was not until 1762 that the first veterinary school in the world was

 established by Claude Bourgelat in Lyons, France. It is interesting to note that soon after the

 establishment of a French veterinary college, others were established in the 1770’s in Sweden,

 Germany (Hanover), Denmark, and Austria (Vienna). In 1844, the Royal College of Veterinary

 Surgeons (RCVS) was founded in Great Britain. The first veterinary college in the United States was

 not established until 1879.

 Some of the great advancements made in the 1700’s were the result of John Hunter, a Scotsman

 who lived and worked through most of the century (1728-1793). He left an important legacy not

 only by his research and writing, but through those he trained as well. Up until this time, the

 “veterinary type profession” consisted of mostly self-declared practitioners, farriers, blacksmiths,

 herdsmen, and local granny-witch doctors who were mostly illiterate. The educated horse masters,

 country squires and intellectually curious gentlemen often quoted the ancient masters. There was

 also the ethic that animals are put on this earth to serve mankind and that they were unable to feel

 pain as humans did. These ideas often fostered a sense of callousness and cruelty in people who

 were around animals. The more disgusting and harsh the treatment of disease the more effective 

people thought they would be. In many ways, the level of treatment for human diseases was not

 much different.

 However, in the 1700’s there appeared a new type of veterinary practitioner known as the surgeonfarrier. Individuals like John Hunter were part of this emerging group. This was a dramatic change in

 they type of individuals who were interested in treating animals. These men were often a physician, 

surgeon or apothecary who for various reasons turned to treating animals. For the first time, there

 was an active practitioner who could write about his research, experience, and treatment activities.

 Most of the early literature focused on the horse—obviously one of the most important animals in the 

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 culture and often the most valuable. John Hunter was of this genre.

 At an early age, Hunter became an assistant to his brother William, a renowned physician, anatomist

 and medical educator. John became an avid anatomist and took to surgery and dissection and

 research with enthusiasm. After working with and learning from his brother for 12 years, he served

 as a surgeon in the army. He then learned dentistry through association with the Spence family. For

 30 years, until his death in 1793, Hunter examined everything from hearing in fish to dentistry. He

 contributed more written work on domestic animal husbandry and veterinary science than anyone

 had published in the previous 125 years. Originally most of the papers were published in the 

Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society, but were republished in 1792 in a compiled work

 “Observation on the Animal Oeconomy.”

 Animal Care in the New World (United States) 

European species of domestic animals were brought to the West Indies on boats beginning with

 Christopher Columbus’s second voyage in 1493. These animals multiplied well and served as the

 foundation stock for the Spanish colonies in Mexico.

 In 1520 European cattle were introduced in Florida by Ponce de Leon, but animals did not arrive in

 the Virginia colonies until 1611. By 1627, their numbers in the Virginia colonies had grown to 5,000

 in spite of the Indian’s killing many of them in 1622. There were few horses in these introductions,

 as they required more care than the cattle and were not as useful for the hard work that oxen were

 needed to perform. There appears to have been some transfer of animal treatments from England,

 as there are references to “an expert cow doctor” practicing in Virginia as early as 1625. What sorts

 of treatments were being used is really not known. It is probably safe to say, that they were 

probably what was being used in England at the time.

 At the same time that the larger livestock numbers were increasing in Virginia, there were 

introductions of only small animals in New England. It is known that there were dogs on the ship

 Mayflower, and possibly goats and chickens but no cattle or horses. The larger livestock animals

 were not brought into the northern colonies until 1620.

 Since many of the wealthy country households were quite self-sustaining, they had interests in the

 health and welfare of their livestock. George Washington does not mention any professional

 attention given to his stock at Mount Vernon, but he does mention that he sought treatment for

 various animals during his extensive travels. Washington did take an interest in breeding and 

developed a draft mule called the “big jack”. He also had sheep grazing on his Mount Vernon estate

 in Virginia.

 Thomas Jefferson also was a gentlemen farmer who when he was in Charlottesville showed much

 interest in his livestock as well as all useful plants. He seems to have primarily been interested in

 sheep health. One disease problem that plagued him was sheep scab. Much of his correspondence is

 related to this disease in his flocks. It does seem that livestock became scrawnier, smaller and less 

productive than the original stock of animals imported from Europe.

 The Nineteenth Century

 In the 1800’s, the microscope revealed the world of microbes. A scientific method for research began

 to be developed for a rational approach to identifying the larger disease organisms and an

 understanding of the disease process. By the mid 1800’s technology was in place to support effective 

efforts to understand and treat disease in humans and animals. European ideas and literature were

 transferred by individuals and imported into the United States during the Colonial period via

 scholarly journals, and onsite visits by Americans as they traveled in Europe. Some of the more 

literate and interested gentlemen farmers attempted to apply new products, knowledge and

 methods. 

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A British surgeon—turned veterinarian, George Dadd was an early advocate of rational animal health

 practices in America. He is considered the author of the first two classics in American veterinary 

literature—“The Modern Horse Doctor” (Boston 1854) and “The American Cattle Doctor” (1851). His

 recommendations and teachings were largely ignored by the barely-organized veterinary profession.

 A quote from “The American Cattle Doctor” states veterinary science was “a matter for reproach. . .

 The farmers have must begun to see the absurdity of bleeding an animal to death with a view to

 saving its life; or pouring down their throats destructive agents with a view of making one disease

 cure another.”

 Late in the eighteenth century, reprints of some works of English veterinary writers and translations

 of German and French veterinary works appeared in American editions. The use of the Latin derived

 term veterinarian was introduced in the English writings of Sir Thomas Browne of Great Britain

 (c1802). It was not until much later that the term gained general usage for those who treated

 animals and their diseases and injuries. Before that they were called “farriers” or a “cow leech” and

 other similar names.

 In 1844, the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) was founded by a Royal Charter in the

 United Kingdom as a governing body of the veterinary profession to ensure that educational and

 ethical standards required by law were maintained. The college required five years of study—two 

years of basic veterinary sciences to understand healthy animals, anatomy, physiology, etc. and

 three years of clinical and clinical-related courses, skill of examinations, diagnosis, etc.

 The founding date of the American Veterinary Medical Association was 1863. The U.S. Livestock

 Sanitary Association (now the U.S. Animal Health Association) was established in 1897. Other

 livestock and poultry organizations followed. The first United States veterinary school was not

 established until 1879. At that time, Iowa State University developed a program of graduate study in 

the field.

 About 20 years after the establishment of the U.S. Department of Agriculture by Abraham Lincoln,

 the fledging Department’s administrators soon realized that there needed to be more support for

 scientific based programs to address issues of animal care and production. They were supported in

 these concerns by the farmers and ranchers who were having problems selling their animals and

 animal products abroad. So, in 1884, the Bureau of Animal Industry (BAI*) was created by Congress

 within USDA in response to petitions from farmers and ranchers.

 Twentieth Century

 In the twentieth century, progress in veterinary medicine continued to advance. Gradually,

 educational institutions and associations were founded and evolved to communicate the advances to

 the veterinary community. Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts and Johns Hopkins

 University in Baltimore, Maryland were among the first. In the United States, the USDA Animal and 

Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) began to employ veterinary officers. Their duties were to

 undertake duties that included control and eradication of major epidemic farm animal diseases, the

 control of imported and exported animals and animal products, the operation of animal health

 laboratories and treatment of the animals within them, and other animal welfare matters. Veterinary

 scientists could undertake basic or clinical research in natural science laboratories within the USDA,

 with veterinary schools of universities and other governmental and industrial research institutions,

 and the military. There are veterinary inspectors that deal with licensing and license regulations, and

 veterinary field service officers who deal with consumer protection involving meat hygiene, and

 communicable diseases between animals and humans.

 After World War I, we began to see a lessening of utilitarian uses of the horse, and the beginning of 

automated agriculture. Many veterinarians then began to turn toward the care of dogs and cats as a

 means of survival. Until this time, small animal medicine had been a minor part of veterinary

 medicine. Norman Rockwell depicted this by several illustrations that did not even include

 veterinarians. On March 10, 1923, a memorable illustration appeared on the cover of "The Saturday 

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Evening Post" titled "Puppy Love" in which a young boy in the country wearing tattered clothes was

 pouring medicine from a patent medicine bottle intended for a sick dog wrapped in blankets nearby.

 During the next thirty years, the veterinary profession in the United States blossomed and gradually

 became an equal member of the medical community. There were efforts on the part of several

 professional associations to show the public the professional status that veterinarians had achieved. 

In the 1940's, 50's, and 60’s, the American Veterinary Medical Association, the American Animal

 Hospital Association, the Associated Serum Producers, Inc. and others were in the midst of various

 public relations campaigns that stressed how a veterinarian must appear as a professional. Two of

 Norman Rockwell's illustrations from this time period demonstrate these ideas and indicate the

 favorable public opinion held at that time of the veterinary profession. The first famous Rockwell

 illustration of an animal receiving medical attention is entitled "Waiting for the Vet." It is a painting

 that appeared on the March 29, 1952 cover of "The Saturday Evening Post". It is a delightful picture

 of a boy, Jimmy, sitting in a waiting room and holding in his arms a sick dog whose head was in a

 makeshift bandage. The waiting room was filled with four other dogs and their owners. Peeping

 through a door on the right is a veterinarian attending a patient. This time the veterinarian is an

 older man wearing a long white lab coat and stethoscope. "Waiting for the Vet" marked a return to

 regular subjects for Rockwell, including children, dogs and doctors, but with new settings and new

 props--the veterinarian's office instead of a patent medicine bottle--and all that it implies. In 1961, 

another Rockwell illustration, this one commissioned by the UpJohn Company, showed a young male 

veterinarian examining a small dog on the examination table in a small animal clinic. The illustration,

 simply titled “The Veterinarian,” was used for the cover of the 1963 American Veterinary Medical

 Association’s annual convention booket. In the print, a boy looks on anxiously as the veterinarian

 completes his examination. The veterinarian is wearing a white medical smock and a stethoscope,

 and there is a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine Diploma from Cornell University in the background. This

 scene sends a message of utmost professionalism. No longer is the boy relying on his own

 knowledge and wit, a doctor is now being consulted. All these details lend credence to the occupation

 and conduct of the veterinarian.

 In 1947 in the United States, the Association for Women Veterinarians (AWV) was founded by Mary

 Knight Dunlap (1910-1992). At that time, the U.S. had about 120 women veterinarians, mainly in

 and around New York City and in East Lansing, Michigan. The number of women graduating with

 veterinary degrees rose from 200 in 1963 to 3,213 in 1980, reaching 18,088 in 1995. This change in 

the position of women veterinarians in the U.S. over the past 50 years is the subject of a book “Our

 History of Women in Veterinary Medicine: Gumption, Grace, Grit, and Good Humor.” The book was 

compiled and edited by Phyllis Hickney Larsen, DVM, Chair of the AWV History Committee, in honor

 of the AWV’s 50th anniversary in 1997. It includes chapters written by women veterinarians working

 in a wide variety of positions all over the United States. You can find more information about this

 organization at the following web site.

 http://www.awv-women-veterinarians.org/index.cfm

 In 1964, German veterinarians and others interested in veterinary history were invited to a

 symposium on the history of veterinary medicine in Hanover, Germany, sponsored by the German

 Veterinary Medical Association (DVG) and the German Institute (Fachgebiet) for the History of

 Veterinary Medicine, established in 1963 within the Veterinary College, Hanover. As a result of this

 meeting, in 1969, the World Association for the History of Veterinary Medicine (WAHVM) was

 founded.

 According to their web site, http://www.wahvm.umn.edu/Objectives.html the objectives of the

 WAHVM are:

 • to bring together people with an interest in the history of veterinary medicine 

• to encourage research in the field of veterinary history

 • to promote and coordinate such research and education

 • to exchange and disseminate information on the history of veterinary medicine throughout the 

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 world by providing a common forum for National Societies for the History of Veterinary Medicine and 

all other interested individuals and organizations. See the WAHVM Veterinary History Database

 at http://www.vetline.nl/freetext.asp?url=freetext.asp&ftmod=freetext_000000169

 The WAHVM received observer status of the World Veterinary Association in 1970 and became an 

associate member in 1976. The main activity of the WAHVM is the organization of an annual

 international congress. Today there are approximately 24 veterinary history societies throughout the

 world. Following are the addresses of the veterinary history societies in the United States and the 

United Kingdom: 

Veterinary History Society American Veterinary History Society 

Attn.: Mr. R.D. Bone, BVMS-MRSVS Attn.: Secretary Dr. L. Lemonds 

608 Warwick Road RR 1, Box 95 

Solihull, West Midlands B91-IAA Hastings, Nebraska 68901 

United Kingdom United States 

Science, psychology and art have re-established animal symbols in the twentieth century. Man's

 ambivalent relationship with animals over the centuries has raised and continues to raise many 

intriguing issues. Many of man's issues and values may be reflected in the titles contained in this

 bibliography of selected titles are held by the National Agricultural Library. There was no attempt to

 be all-inclusive in this publication. These items were selected to give a sense of the development and

 need for knowledge in veterinary medicine, and are only a sampling of the many publications on this

 subject in the Library’s collection.

 Sources Used:

 Allen, Mary. Animals in American Literature. 1983. Board of Trustees of the University of Illinois.

 p. 3-8.

 Dunlop, Robert H. and Williams, David J. Veterinary Medicine: An Illustrated History. Mosby.

 Saint Louis, Missouri. c. 1996. p. 155-156, 166, 168.

 Smithcors, J. F. The Veterinarian in America, 1625-1975. American Veterinary Publications, Inc.

 Santa Barbara, California. Chapter 1.

 United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). Animal Health; The 1984 Yearbook of

 Agriculture. p. xxxiii and 7.

 From:

 Veterinary Heritage; Bulletin of the American Veterinary History Society:

 Blaisdell, John D. John Hunter (1728-1793) and veterinary medicine. Vol. II, No. 2. December

 1988. p. 51-53.

 Pritt, Stacy. Norman Rockwell's illustration of pet care and veterinary medicine. Vol. 18, No.

 2. December 1995. p. 55-56.

 Smithcors, J. Fred. Some early veterinary therapies. Vol. 18, No. 2. December 1995. p. 51, 54.

 *Note the BAI no longer exists as a USDA agency. The functions of the BAI are currently divided

 among several USDA agencies including the Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS), the 

Agricultural Research Service (ARS), and the Cooperative Extension Service. 

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Acknowledgments 

The compiler would like to thank D'Anna Jensen and Jean Larson for their role in editing this

 document and to Barbara Buchanan for final editing, formatting and the development of the web 

document. 

Bibliography 

Abbott, M.E. (1939). Classified and Annotated Bibliography of Sir William Osler's 

Publications: Based on the Chronological Bibliography by Minnie Wright Blogg. 2nd

 edition, revised and indexed, The Medical Museum, McGill University: Montreal, Canada, 163

 p. 

NAL Call Number: 241.71 Ab2 Ed.2 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine 

Notes: Other author: Minnie Wright Blogg. Bibliography of the writings of Sir William 

Osler. "Reprinted, with additions from the Sir William Osler Memorial Volume of the 

International Association of Medical Museums (Bulletin no. IX) 1926, pp. 473-605." Maude

 Elizabeth Abbott 1869-1940. 

Adams, E.W. (1995). The Legacy: a History of the Tuskegee University School of Veterinary

 Medicine. Media Center Press: Tuskegee, Alabama, 284 p. 

NAL Call Number: SF756.36.A2T873 1995 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, bibliography, index 

Adams, J.N. (1995). Pelagonius and Latin Veterinary Terminology in the Roman Empire: 

Studies in Ancient Medicine. E.J. Brill: Leiden, Germany and New York, New York, 695 p. 

NAL Call Number: SF743.A33 1995 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, early works to 1800, Latin language, medical Latin,

 Pelagonius, Roman Empire, index, bibliography 

Ainsworth, G.C. (1986). Introduction to the History of Medical and Veterinary Mycology.

 Cambridge University Press: Cambridge, England and New York, New York, 228 p. 

NAL Call Number: RC117.A4 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, medical mycology, history, index, bibliography,

 illustrations 

Albertus Magnus, S. ([date unknown]). Being the Approved, Verified, Sympathetic and Natural 

Egyptian Secrets; or White and Black Art for Man and Beast. [publisher unknown] 

NAL Call Number: 145 AL1 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, Egyptian secrets 

Notes: Translated from the German with 3 volumes in 1. Saint Albertus Magnus, Bishop of

 Ratispon 1193-1280. 

'Ali ibn Da'Ud Sultan of Yemen (1955). [Al-Aqwal Al Shafeya Wal Fossoul Al Wafeya] Book of

 Veterinary Science; the Convincing Statements and Full Chapters. [publisher

 unknown]: 144 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 AL42Ae 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, manuscript 

Notes: Cover-title: Translation of the manuscript, dated November 5, 1252. Book of

 Veterinary Science by Emir Khalil Agha. 

American Foundation for Animal Health (1948). Cartoons and Articles... Being Supplied to Over

 2,600 Newspapers. [publisher unknown] 

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NAL Call Number: 41 Am35 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary cartoons, veterinary articles, illustrations 

American National Livestock Association and F.E. Mollin (1944). Keep Out Foot-and-Mouth

 Disease a Presentation of Facts Concerning the Long Pending Argentine Sanitary

 Convention and Arguments Against Its Ratification. American National Livestock

 Association: Denver, Colorado, 32 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 Am34 1944 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, FMD, United States and Argentina comparison,

 illustrations 

American Veterinary Medical Association (1877-1915). American Veterinary Review. American

 Veterinary Medical Association: New York, New York, 47 volumes. 

NAL Call Number: 41.8 Am3 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine 

Notes: Vol. 1, no. 1 (Jan. 1877)-Vol. 47, no. 6 (Sept. 1915). Published from 1877-Sept.

 1898, United States Veterinary Medical Association and from 1898-1915, American Veterinary

 Medical Association. Publication suspended Feb.-Mar. 1877. 

American Veterinary Medical Association (1991). Animal Welfare: Position Statements and 

Background Information. American Veterinary Medical Association: Schaumburg, Illinois,

 26 p. 

NAL Call Number: HV4763.A44 1991 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, AVMA, policies, bibliography 

Notes: American Veterinary Medical Association's animal welfare position statements. 

American Veterinary Medical Association Committee on Army Legislation (1899). Needed

 Veterinary Service: United States Army. [publisher unknown]: 8 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41.9 Un3N 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, American Veterinary Medical Association, Committee on

 Army Legislation 

American Veterinary Medical Association Committee on Revision of Veterinary Anatomical 

Nomenclature (1923). Nomina Anatomica Veterinaria [Veterinary Anatomical Names].

 American Veterinary Medical Association: Detroit, Michigan, 60 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 Am32 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine history, veterinary medicine nomenclature, anatomical

 nomenclature, American Veterinary Medical Association 

American Veterinary Medical Association Council on Education (1964). Manpower in Veterinary

 Medicine; a Report on the Status of Veterinary Manpower in the United States. Joint

 Committee on Veterinary Education: [publisher unknown], 12 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 J662 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine history, veterinary manpower, American Veterinary Medical

 Association, Joint Committee on Veterinary Education, veterinary medicine vocational

 guidance, veterinarians United States 

Notes: Joint Committee on Veterinary Education is composed of members from the

 Association of American Veterinary Medical Colleges, Veterinary Division of the Association of

 State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges and the Executive Board and Council on Education

 of the American Veterinary Medical Association. 

American Veterinary Medical Association International Commission on the Control of Bovine 

Tuberculosis (1912). Tuberculosis: a Plain Statement of Facts Regarding the Disease,

 Prepared Especially for Farmers and Others Interested in Live Stock. Agricultural

 Experiment Station, issue no. 158, University of Illinois, Agricultural Experiment Station:

 Urbana, Illinois, 22 p. 

NAL Call Number: 275.29 IL62C no. 158 

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 cattle, bovine tuberculosis, American Veterinary Medical Association, livestock disease,

 illustrations 

American Veterinary Medical Association Special Committee on Nomenclature of Diseases and I.A. 

Merchant (1956). A Basis for Nomenclature of Animal Diseases: Topographic

 Classifications and Etiologic Categories. Revised edition, American Veterinary Medical

 Association: Chicago, Illinois, 81 leaves p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 Am323 1956 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, American Veterinary Medical

 Association Special Committee on Nomenclature of Diseases, veterinary medicine

 nomenclature, veterinary medicine terminology, veterinary anatomy terminology, animals

 diseases, nomenclature 

Amici Historia Medicinae Veterinariae (1976). Veterinary Medicine History. Amici Historia

 Medicinae Veterinariae: Kobenhavn, Denmark, 

NAL Call Number: SF615.A1V4 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine history, periodicals, bibliographies 

Notes: Multilingual - in English, German, French, Dutch with English, German and French

 summaries. 

Andrews, J.S. (1993). Animal Parasite Research in the Zoological Division, Bureau of Animal

 Industry, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Washington, D.C., 1923-1938. Animal

 Parasitology Institute, Beltsville Agricultural Research Center (East), Agricultural Research

 Service, U.S. Dept of Agriculture: Beltsville, Maryland, 130 p. 

NAL Call Number: SF810.A3A66 1993 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, veterinary parasitology United

 States, veterinary parasitology research, domestic animals research, parasite research, Animal

 Parasitology Institute, U.S. Bureau of Animal Industry, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture Zoological

 Division, illustrations, index, John Scott Andrews 1905-1988 

Angell Memorial Animal Hospital (1990). 75 Years of Dedication to Animals. Angell Memorial

 Animal Hospital: Boston, Massachusetts, 40 p. 

NAL Call Number: SF604.62.M42A56 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary history, illustrations 

Notes: Cover title - Angell, 75 Years of Veterinary Excellence, Dedication to Animals and

 Humane Care. 

Animal Diseases and Parasite Research Branch - Agricultural Research Service - USDA (1956). The

 Plum Island Animal Disease Laboratory. United States Department of Agriculture

 Miscellaneous Publication no. 730, U.S. Dept of Agriculture (USDA): Washington, DC, 

NAL Call Number: 1 Ag84M no. 730 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, Plum Island Animal Disease

 Laboratory, agricultural laboratories United States, animal disease research, United States

 Agricultural Research Service Animal Disease and Parasite Research Branch, illustrations, 

maps 

Anonymous (1818). The Domestic Animal's Friend, or the Complete Virginia and Maryland 

Farrier. Foster: Winchester, Virginia, 436 p. 

NAL Call Number: R 41 D71 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, diseases, domestic animals, farriery, Virginia, Maryland,

 United States, rare book, Special Collections 

Notes: A copious selection from the best treatises on farriery in the United States, to which is

 added a number of receipts. 

Anonymous (1931). Parasites & Parasitisms of Domestic Animals; Selected Articles From

 Veterinary Medicine, 1930-31. Veterinary Magazine Corporation: Chicago, Illinois, 80 p. 

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NAL Call Number: 41 V643
 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, parasites, domestic animals, illustrations
 

Anthony, D. (1984). Man and Animals: Living, Working, and Changing Together. University

 Museum, University of Pennsylvania: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 80 p. 

NAL Call Number: SF114.U5P4 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine history, University of Pennsylvania, domestic animals,

 exhibitions, bibliography, illustrations, some color illustrations, animal welfare 

Notes: Published in celebration of the 100th anniversary, the School of Veterinary Medicine,

 University of Pennsylvania. 

Arburua, J.M. (1966). Narrative of the Veterinary Profession in California. [publisher unknown]:

 San Francisco, California, 366 p. 

NAL Call Number: SF624.C2A7 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary history, narrative, illustrations, bibliographies 

Archer, A.H. (1895). Practical Veterinary Advice for Stockowners. 2nd edition, [publisher 

unknown]: London, England, 78 p.. 

NAL Call Number: 41 Ar22 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, stockowners, advice 

Aristotle (1938). Aristotle's Politics -Translated by Benjamin Jowett with an Introduction,

 Analysis and Index by H.W.C. Davis. The Clarendon Press: Oxford, United Kingdom, 355 p. 

NAL Call Number: 280 Ar4 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine history, Aristotle, political science, Benjamin Jowett,

 H.W.C. Davis, index 

Aristotle (1943). Generation of Animals, with Translation by A.L. Peck. Harvard University Press

 and W. Heinemann Ltd.: Cambridge, Massachusetts and London, England, 607 p. 

NAL Call Number: 442 Ar4 

Descriptors: Aristotle, veterinary medicine history, zoology, pre-Linnaean works, Arthur

 Leslie Peck, diagrams, bibliography, translations, reproduction, illustrations 

Notes: Greek and English on opposite pages. Loeb Classical Library 

Aristotle (1908-1952). The Works of Aristotle, Translated into English Under the Editorship of

 W.D. Ross. Clarendon Press: Oxford, England, 12 volumes. 

NAL Call Number: 411 Ar4 

Descriptors: Aristotle, philosophy, William David Ross, John Alexander Smith, Bekker,

 illustrations, veterinary medicine history 

Notes: Volumes. 4-5 and 8, those first published, edited by J.A. Smith and W.D. Ross. The

 volumes and paging correspond to the Oxford edition of Bekker's Greek text. Other

 authors/editors: William David Ross 1877- and John Alexander Smith 1863-1939. 

Armatage, G. (1877). Every Man His Own Horse Doctor. F. Warner and Co.: London, England, 830

 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 Ar52E 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, recipes, illustrations, plates, some colored plates, color

 fronticepiece, anatomical illustrations, surgical illustrations, steel plates 

Notes: In which is embodied Blaine's Veterinary Art and Illustrations. 

Armatage, G. (1889). Every Man His Own Horse Doctor. Judd: New York, New York, 830 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 Ar52E 1889 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, recipes, illustrations, plates, color illustrations, anatomical

 illustrations, surgical illustrations 

Notes: In which is embodied Blaine's Veterinary Art and Illustrations. 

Armatage, G. (1869). The Thermometer as an Aid to Diagnosis in Veterinary Medicine. Nry 

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Kimpton: London, England, 46 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 Ar5 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, veterinary medicine

 diagnosis, body temperature measurement 

Arnold, J.P. and H.C.H. Kernkamp (1994). One Hundred Years of Progress: the History of

 Veterinary Medicine in Minnesota. Minnesota Veterinary Historical Museum: St Paul,

 Minnesota, 260 p. 

NAL Call Number: SF624.M6A76 1994 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, veterinary medicine in

 Minnesota, illustrations, portraits, index 

Notes: Edited by Thomas H. Boyd. 

Association for Women Veterinarians and P.H. Larsen (1997). Our History of Women in Veterinary

 Medicine: Gumption, Grace, Grit, and Good Humor. Association for Women Veterinarians:

 Littleton, Colorado, 115 p. 

NAL Call Number: SF612.O87 1997 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, Association for Women

 Veterinarians, women veterinarians, United States, biography, bibliography, illustrations 

Notes: Compiled and edited by Phyllis Hickney Larsen. Other title: Women in Veterinary 

Medicine. 

Association of Experiment Station Veterinarians (1898). Proceedings of the Second Annual

 Meeting of the Association of Experiment Station Veterinarians, Omaha, Nebraska. 

United States Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Animal Industry Bulletin. U.S. Dept of

 Agriculture, Bureau of Animal Industry: Washington, DC, 29 p. 

NAL Call Number: 1 An5B no. 22 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, veterinary medicine societies,

 USDA Bureau of Animal Industry, veterinarians 

Awkerman, L.C. (1978). The History of Veterinary Medicine in Lancaster County (PA).

 Awkerman: Manheim, Pennsylvania, 80 p. 

NAL Call Number: SF624.P4A95 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, veterinary medicine

 Pennsylvania, veterinary medicine Lancaster County history, illustrations 

Bartlet, J. (1770). The Gentleman's Farriery: or, a Practical Treatise on the Diseases of

 Horses: Wherein the Best Writers on the Subject have been Consulted, and M. La

 Fosse's Method of Trepanning Glandereel Horses is Particularly Considered and

 Improved: Also a New Method of Nicking Horses is Recommended; with a CopperPlate and Description of the Machine. 7th edition, revised, J. Nourse: London, England, 

370 p. 

NAL Call Number: SF951.B3 1770 R 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary history, farriery, horse diseases, M. La Fosse,

 glandereel horses, nicking horses, early writers, veterinary medicine early works to 1800,

 index, color plates, illustrations, John Bartlet 1716?-1772 

Bierer, B.W. (1939). History of Animal Plagues of North America, with an Occasional

 Reference to Other Diseases and Diseased Conditions. [publisher unknown]: Baltimore,

 Md, 97 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 B474H 

Descriptors: disease from 1656-1939, chronological disease accounts, animal diseases,

 threatened livestock, factual incidences 

Notes: Issued in 5 pts. Extensive bibliography at end of each part. 

Bierer, B.W. (1955). A Short History of Veterinary Medicine in America. Michigan State

 University Press: East Lansing, Michigan, 113 p. 

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NAL Call Number: 41 B474S
 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine United States, veterinary history
 

Billings, F.S. (1890). Evidence Showing that the Report of the Board of Inquiry Concerning

 Swine Disease was Fixed, and an Address on Original Research in Nebraska.

 University of Nebraska, Agricultural Experiment Station of Nebraska: Lincoln, Nebraska, 18 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 B49R 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, animal diseases, swine

 disease, Nebraska, F.S. Billings 1845-1912, evidence 

Billings, F.S. (1890). Inoculation for Swine Plague. [publisher unknown]: 14 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 B49I 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, inoculation, swine plague,

 Nebraska, Frank Seaver Billings 1845-1912 

Billings, F.S. (1893). Original Investigations in Cattle Diseases in Nebraska: Southern Cattle

 Plague. Agricultural Experiment Station of Nebraska Bulletin No. 28. Animal Disease Series

 no. 5. University of Nebraska, Agricultural Experiment Station of Nebraska: Lincoln,

 Nebraska, 116 p. 

NAL Call Number: 100 N27 (4) no. 28 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, cattle diseases, babesiosis in

 cattle, Texas fever, southern cattle plague, illustrations, colored illustrations, plates, animal

 diseases, Nebraska, Frank Seaver Billings, 1845-1912 

Notes: Caption title: Etiology of Southern Cattle Plague-Texas fever. "Revised and

 augmented with many new investigations, and the true place of the tick as a vehicle of

 infection unquestionably demonstrated" other cover. 

Billings, F.S. (1884). The Relation of Animal Diseases to Public Health, and Their Prevention.

 D. Appleton and Company: New York, New York, 446 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 B49Re 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, veterinary hygiene, public

 health, veterinary public health, animal diseases, index, illustrations, Frank Seaver Billings

 1845-1912 

Billings, F.S. (1888). Southern Cattle Plague and Yellow Fever, From the Etiological and

 Prophylactic Standpoints. Agricultural Experiment Station of Nebraska Bulletin vol. 2 no.

 3. University of Nebraska, Agricultural Experiment Station of Nebraska: Lincoln, Nebraska,

 141 p.
 

NAL Call Number: 100 N27 (4) no. 3
 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, cattle plague, southern cattle

 plague, yellow fever, Nebraska, illustrations, plates, babesiosis in cattle, animal diseases,

 Frank Seaver Billings 1845-1912.
 

Billings, F.S. (1888). The Southern Cattle Plague (Texas Fever) of the United States, with

 Especial Relation to Its Resemblance to the Yellow Fever, an Etiological Study. 

Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station [Lincoln] Bulletin v. 2, no. 1, Journal County:
 

Lincoln, Nebraska, 141 p.
 

NAL Call Number: 41 B49So
 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, cattle plague, southern cattle

 plague, Texas fever, yellow fever, Patho-Biological Laboratory, Nebraska, animal diseases,

 Billings, Frank Seaver 1845-1912, illustrations
 

Notes: "First report from the Patho-Biological Laboratory."
 

Billings, F.S. (1889). Swine-Plague and Hog-Cholera: Critically Considered. State Journal

 County: Lincoln, Nebraska, 64p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 B49 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, animal diseases, swine 

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 plague, hog cholera, Nebraska, Frank Seaver Billings 1845-1912 

Billings, F.S. (1888). Swine Plague: With Especial Reference to Porcine Pests of the World; an

 Etiological, Patho-Anatomical, Prophylactic, and Critical Contribution to General

 Pathology and State Medicine. University of Nebraska. Patho-Biological Laboratory Report 

2, Journal Company, State Printers: Lincoln, Nebraska, 414 p.
 

NAL Call Number: 41 B49S
 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, swine plague, porcine pests,

 animal diseases, Nebraska, Patho-Biological Laboratory, footnotes, index, illustrations, plates,

 Frank Seaver Billings 1845-1912
 

Billings, F.S. (1888). Swine Plague: with Especial Reference to the Porcine Pests of the

 World; an Etiological, Patho-Anatomical, Prophylactic, and Critical Contribution to

 General Pathology and State Medicine. Agricultural Experiment Station of Nebraska

 Bulletin no. 4. University of Nebraska, Agricultural Experiment Station of Nebraska: Lincoln,

 Nebraska, 414 p. 

NAL Call Number: 100 N27 (4) no. 4 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, swine plague, porcine pests,

 illustrations, plates, color illustrations, Nebraska, Frank Seaver Billings 1845-1912 

Bitting, A.W. (1894). Leeches or Leeching (Bursattee). University of Florida Agricultural

 Experiment Station Bulletin no. 25, Florida Agricultural Experiment Station: Lake City, Florida, 

48 p. 

NAL Call Number: 100 F66S (1) no. 25 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, Florida, horse diseases, mule diseases, cattle diseases,

 bibliographic references, illustrations, Arvill Wayne Bitting 1870-1946 

Bitting, A.W. (1898). The Relation of Water Supply to Animal Diseases. Purdue University

 Agricultural Experiment Station: Lafayette, Indiana, 51 p. 

NAL Call Number: 100 In2P no. 70 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, water supply, illustrations 

Bitting, A.W. (1896). Hog Cholera and Swine Plague in Indiana. Purdue University. Agricultural

 Experiment Station Bulletin no. 58, Purdue University Agricultural Experiment Station:

 Lafayette, Indiana, 9 p. 

NAL Call Number: 100 In2P no. 58 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary history, hog cholera, Indiana, swine plague,

 swine diseases, Arvill Wayne Bitting 1870-1946 

Blaine, D.P. (1865). Blaine's Outlines of the Veterinary Art; or, A Treatise on the Anatomy,

 Physiology, and Curative Treatment of the Diseases of the Horse, and Subordinately,

 of those of Neat Cattle and Sheep. Illustrated by Surgical and Anatomical Plates. 7th

 edition, Longmans, Green, and Co.: London, England, 814 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 B57 Ed.7 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary art, anatomy, physiology, treatment, diseases,

 illustrations, surgical plates, anatomical plates, horses, neat cattle, cattle, sheep 

Notes: 7th edition, revised throughout, and considerably enlarged by the addition of A

 Practical Nature, by Charles Steel. 

Blaine, D.P. (1826). Outlines of the Veterinary Art; or, The Principles of Medicine As Applied

 to the Structure, Functions and Oeconomy of the Horse and to Diseases of Neat

 Cattle and Sheep. [publisher unknown]: London, England, 716 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 B57V 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, horses, neat cattle, cattle, diseases, illustrations 

Blenkinsop, L.J. (1925). Veterinary Services. History of the Great War Based on Official

 Documents, H.M.S.O.: London, England, 782 p. 

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NAL Call Number: 41 B61
 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, World War One, World War I,

 veterinary service, military Great Britain, European War 1914-1918, illustrations, Sir Layton

 John Blenkinsop 1862-?
 

Boetius, C. and et. al. (1735). Scriptores Rei Rvsticae Veteres Latini: Cato, Varro, Colvmella,

 Palladivs Qvibvs Nvnc Accedit Vegetivs De Mvlo-Medicina Et Gargilii Martialis

 Fragmentvm Cvm Editionibvs Prope Omnibvs Et Mss. Plvribvs Collati. Adiectae Notae

 Virorvm Clariss. Integrae Tvm Editae Tvm Ineditae Et Lexicon Rei Rvsticae, Cvrante

 Io. Matthia Gesnero. [Ancient Latin Authors on Agriculture]. Lisiae, Svmtibvs C Fritsch:

 Leipzig, Germany, 2 volumes. 

NAL Call Number: 30.8 Scr3 1735 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary history, rare book, plates, agriculture, early

 works to 1800, illustrations, bibliography, Great Britain, C.F. Boetius, Marcus Porcius Cato 

234-149 B.C., Lucius Junius Moderatus Columella, Johann Matthias Gesner 1691-1761,

 Quintas Gargilius Marialis, Rutilius Taurus Aemilianus Palladius, Marcus Varro, King George II

 1683-1760, Flavius Vegetius Renatus, Christian Friedrich Boetius 1706-1782, Latin writers,

 ancient writers, vignettes, Roman husbandry, Greek husbandry 

Notes: Dedicated to George II, King of Great Britain. Plates engraved by C.F. Boetius. 

Bouley, H.M. and A.F.A. Liautard (1874). Hydrophobia: Means of Avoiding Its Perils and

 Preventing Its Spread, As Discussed at One of the Scientific Soirees of the Sorbonne.

 Harper & Brothers: New York, New York, 61 p.
 

NAL Call Number: 41 B66H
 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary history, rabies, Henri Marie Bouley 1814-1885,

 Andre Francois Augustin Liautard 1835-1918
 

Bradley, O.C. (1923). History of the Edinburgh Veterinary College. 4th edition, Oliver and Boyd:

 Edinburgh and London, England, 101 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41.9 B72 Ed.4 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary history, veterinary education, Edinburgh

 Veterinary College, Great Britain, Orlando Charnock Bradley 1871-1937 

Bradley, R. (1725). A Survey of the Ancient Husbandry and Gardening: Collected from Cato,

 Varro, Columella, Virgil and Others the Most Eminent Writers Among the Greeks and

 Romans: Wherein Many of the Most Difficult Passages in those Authors are Explain'd,

 and the Whole Render'd Familiar to Our Climate; with Variety of New Experiments.

 Adorn'd with Cuts. with a Preface, Shewing the Use of Husbandry, and the Necessity

 of Erecting Publick Gardens. B. Otte: London, England, 373 p. 

NAL Call Number: 30.8 B72 R 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, ancient history, ancient

 husbandry, Greek husbandry, Roman husbandry, animal husbandry, plant husbandry,

 experiments, illustrations, agriculture early works to 1800, Marcus Porcius Cato, Lucius Junius

 Moderatus Columella, Marcus Terentius, Boetius Varro, Bradley Richard 1688-1732 

Notes: Other authors: Marcus Porcius Cato 234-149 B.C., Lucius Junius Moderatus

 Columella, Marcus Terentius, Boetius Varro. 

Brown, Sir G.T. (1895). Animals of the Farm in Health and Disease. 3rd edition, J. Murray:

 London, England, 72 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 B81A 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, diseases, illustrations 

Browne, P.A. (1837). An Essay on the Veterinary Art; Setting Forth Its Great Usefulness,

 Giving an Account of the Veterinary Colleges in France and England, and Exhibiting

 the Facility and Utility of Instituting Similar Schools in the United States. To Which is

 Added, a Few Hints Upon the Propriety of Connecting Therewith an Insurance Upon

 the Lives of Horses. Thompson: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 22 p. 

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NAL Call Number: 41 B812 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary art, veterinary history, Peter Arrell Browne

 1782-1860 

Brumley, O.V. (1943). A Text-Book of the Diseases of the Small Domestic Animals. 4th edition,

 Lea & Febiger: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 422 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 B836T Ed.4 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, diseases, small animals, domestic animals, illustrations,

 engravings 

Notes: 4th ed., thoroughly revised. Illustrated with 37 engravings. 

Burns, P.W. (1976). Veterinary Medicine at Texas A & M University 1958-1975. State Institute:

 97 p. 

NAL Call Number: SF624.T4B9 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, Burns, Patton W., Texas,

 Texas A & M University, illustrations, bibliography 

Notes: A bibliography. "A supplement to Eighty Years of Veterinary Medicine at the

 Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas 1878-1958 by Hubert Schmidt." (NAL Call

 Number: 41.9 Sch5) 

Butts, L. (1953). Cooper Curtice, "Dr. Ticks", American Agricultural Scientist, 1856-1939:

 and Notes Relative to "Texas Fever". [publisher unknown]: Fairfax, Virginia, 1 volume. 

NAL Call Number: 120 C943 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, Cooper Curtice, Texas fever,

 Dr. Ticks, Butts, Lee, biography 

Cadiot, P.J. (1897). Exercises in Equine Surgery by P.J. Cadiot, Translated by A.W. Bitting.

 W.R. Jenkins: New York, New York, 122 p.
 

NAL Call Number: 41 C112E
 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary history, veterinary surgery, horses diseases,

 illustrations, Pierre Juste Cadiot 1858-1934
 

Cadiot, P.J. (1901). Studies in Clinical Veterinary Medicine and Surgery by P.J. Cadiot.

 Translated, Edited, and Supplemented with 49 New Articles and 34 Illustrations by

 A.W. Dollar. W.R. Jenkins Co.: New York, New York, 619 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 C112S 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary surgery, translation, illustrations, charts 

California Legislature Joint Committee on Agriculture and Livestock Problems (1952). Special Report

 of the Joint Legislative Committee on Agriculture and Livestock Problems on: Part 1.

 Vesicular Exanthema of Swine. Part 2. Foot-and-Mouth Disease in Canada. Part 3.

 Federal Animal Research Laboratory, Plum Island, New York. Senate of the State of

 California: Sacramento, California, 67 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 C124Sp 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, U.S. Plum Island Animal

 Disease Center, vesicular exanthema of swine, foot-and-mouth disease Canada 

California State Board of Examiners in Veterinary Medicine (1916). Official Register of Licensed

 Veterinarians of California. [publisher unknown]: Sacramento, California, 17 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41.9 C123 

Descriptors: veterinarians, licensed to practice 

Cato, M.P. (1934). Marcus Porcius Cato, on Agriculture; Marcus Terentius Varro on 

Agriculture. The Loeb Classical Library. [Latin Authors], Harvard University Press and W.

 Heinemann, Ltd: Cambridge, Massachusetts and London, England, 542 p. 

NAL Call Number: 30.8 C29O 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, ancient history, ancient 

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 veterinary history, Latin authors, ancient authors, bibliography, agriculture early works to

 1800, Marcus Terentius Varro, Marcus Porcius Cato, William Davis Hooper, Harrison Boyd Ash,

 Greek authors, Roman authors, ancient husbandry, animal husbandry, Greek husbandry,

 Roman husbandry
 

Notes: Ancient Latin authors. Latin and English on opposite pages. Bibliography provided.
 

English translation by William Davis Hooper 1869-later revised by Harrison Boyd Ash. Marcus

 Porcius Cato 234-149 BC.
 

Clater, F. (1878). Every Man His Own Cattle Doctor; A Practical Treatise on the Diseases of

 Horned Cattle. [publisher unknown]: London, England, 380 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 C57 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, cattle, diseases, horned cattle, domestic animals 

Notes: 10th edition was done by Edward Mayhew in 1878. 

Clater, F. (1825). Every Man His Own Cattle Doctor; Containing the Causes, Symptoms, and

 Treatment of All Diseases Incident to Oxen, Cows, and Sheep with Numerous

 Additions and Corrections Including a Short Treatise on the Anatomy and Physiology

 of Neat Cattle. Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy: London, England, 347 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 C57 Ed.6 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, cattle, diseases, neat cattle, oxen, cows, sheep, anatomy,

 physiology, Francis Clater 1736-1823 

Notes: 6th ed., with numerous additions and corrections, by his sons, Samuel and John 

Clater. 

Clater, F. (1844). Every Man His Own Cattle Doctor: Containing the Causes, Symptoms, and

 Treatment of All the Diseases Incident to Oxen, Sheep, and Swine; and a Sketch of

 the Anatomy and Physiology of Neat Cattle by Francis Clater. Edited, Revised, and

 Almost Completely Rewritten by William Youatt... with Numerous Additions,

 Embracing an Essay on the Use of Oxen, and the Improvement in the Breed of

 Sheep, etc. by J. S. Skinner... with Numerous Cuts and Illustrations. Lea and

 Blanchard: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 251 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 C57 R 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, animal diseases, oxen, cattle, neat cattle, sheep, swine,

 anatomy, physiology, illustrations, veterinary medicine history, domestic animals United

 States 

Notes: Other authors: John Stuart Skinner, 1788-1851 and William Youatt, 1776-1847. 

Clater, F. (1815). Every Man His Own Cattle Doctor, or a Practical Treatise on the Diseases of

 Horned Cattle: Being a Concise and Familiar Description of All the Diseases Incident

 to Oxen, Cows and Sheep; with the Most Simple and Effectual Method During the

 Lambing Season. A. Small: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 256 p. 

NAL Call Number: SF961.C63 1815 R 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, cattle, horned cattle, diseases, color plates 

Notes: Entirely rewritten by George Armitage. 

Clement, A.W. (1891). Veterinary Post-Mortem Examinations. Sabiston & Murray: New York,

 New York, 64 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 C592 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary autopsy, illustrations 

Cobb, N.A. (1898). Report on the Parasites of Stock. New South Wales Dept. of Agriculture Misc.

 Pub. no. 215, New South Wales Dept of Agriculture: Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, 62

 p.
 

NAL Call Number: 23 N47M
 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, parasites, livestock
 

Cole, S.W. (1850). The American Veterinarian, or Diseases of Domestic Animals. Jewett: 

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Boston, Massachusetts, 288 p.
 

NAL Call Number: 41 C67 1850
 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, animal diseases, domestic animals, United States
 

Notes: Samuel W. Cole 1796-1851.
 

Cole, S.W. (1865). The American Veterinarian or Diseases of Domestic Animals. Orange Judd:

 New York, New York, 288 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 C67 1865 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, diseases, domestic animals 

Columella, L.J.M. (1745). L. Junius Moderatus Columella of Husbandry: In Twelve Books: and

 His Book Concerning Trees. Printed for A. Millar: London, England, 600 p. 

NAL Call Number: 30.8 C72H R 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, Roman husbandry, ancient

 Latin writer, English translation, Pliny, Cato, Varro, Palladius, agriculture early works to 1800,

 Special Collections 

Notes: Translated into English, with several illustrations from Pliny, Cato, Varro, Palladius,

 and other ancient and modern authors. 

Columella, L.J.M. (1941-1955). On Agriculture With a Recension of the Text and an English

 Translation by Harrison Boyd Ash. Loeb Classical Library. [Latin Authors]. Harvard

 University Press and W. Heinemann Ltd: Cambridge, Massachusetts and London, England, 3 

volumes. 

NAL Call Number: 30.8 C72Ag 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, ancient Latin writers, Lucius

 Junius Moderatus Columella, Roman husbandry, Great Britain, bibliography, English

 translation, English and Latin, agriculture early works to 1800 

Notes: English translation by Harrison Boyd Ash. Printed in Great Britain. Latin and English

 on opposite pages. 

Connecticut General Assembly Joint Standing Committee on Agriculture (1860). Report of 

Testimony Heard by the Joint Standing Committee on Agriculture of the Connecticut

 Legislature, Relative to the Disease of Cattle Now Prevalent in Massachusetts.

 Carrington Hotchkiss, State Printers: New Haven, Massachusetts, 24 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 C766 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine history, George H. Dadd, Amasa Walker, Daniel Lindley,

 animal disease, contagious pleuropneumonia, Massachusetts 

Notes: Contents include testimony of Hon. Amasa Walker, testimony of Dr. George H. Dadd 

and testimony of Rev. Daniel Lindley concerning contagious bovine pleuropneumonia in

 Massachusetts. 

Connecticut Veterinary Medical Association (1916). Revised List of Veterinarians Licensed to

 Practise Veterinary Medicine, Surgery and Dentistry in the State of Connecticut.

 [publisher unknown]: Hartford, Connecticut, 14 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 C765 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary surgery, veterinary dentistry, Connecticut 

Cotchin, E. and V. Carter (1990). The Royal Veterinary College, London: A Bicentenary History.

 Barracuda Books: Buckingham, England, 232 p. 

NAL Call Number: SF83.G7C67 1990 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine history, Great Britain, Royal Veterinary College,

 bibliography, illustrations, index 

Curtice, C. (1892). The Cattle Tick. [publisher unknown] 

NAL Call Number: 434 C94 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, cattle tick, Cooper Curtice

 1856-1939 

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Dadd, G.H. (1850). The Advocate of Veterinary Reform and Outlines of Anatomy and 

Physiology of the Horse; Also, a General History of Veterinary Science in England,

 with Practical Observations on Feeding, Watering, Grooming, Shoeing, and Care. The

 author: Boston, Massachusetts, 307 p. 

NAL Call Number: 42 D12 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary history, horses, Great Britain, illustrations,

 George H. Dadd 1813-1868 

Notes: Also containing a veterinary dictionary, selected from the works of R. White, with 

selections from the works of Youatt, Percival, and Curtis, together with observations on

 bloodletting, and the use of poisons. 

Dadd, G.H. (1880). The American Cattle Doctor; Containing the Necessary Information for 

Preserving the Health and Curing Diseases of Oxen, Cows, Sheep and Swine, with a

 Great Variety of Original Recipes, and Valuable Information in Reference to Farm

 and Dairy Management. O. Judd & Company: New York, New York, 359 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 D12 1880 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary history, cattle diseases 

Dadd, G.H. (1857). The Anatomy and Physiology of the Horse. J. P. Jewett and Company:

 Boston, Massachusetts, 291 p. 

NAL Call Number: 444 D12 

Abstract: A series of examinations of equine anatomy and physiology, with instructions in

 reference to dissection and the methods of making anatomical preparations. Included in this 

are a glossary of veterinary techniques a chart on toxicology and a veterinary science

 dictionary. 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, equine anatomy, physiology, dissection, anatomical

 preparations, anatomical illustrations, teaching textbook, veterinary dictionary, George H.

 Dadd 1813-1868 

Dadd, G.H. (1855). The Modern Horse Doctor: Containing Practical Observations on the 

Causes, Nature, and Treatment of Disease and Lameness in Horses. Jewett: Boston,

 Massachusetts, 432 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 D12M 1855 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary history, horse diseases, lameness, illustrations,

 George H. Dadd 1813-1868 

Dethloff, H.C. and D.H. Dyal (1991). A Special Kind of Doctor: a History of Veterinary Medicine

 in Texas. First edition, Texas A & M University Press: College Station, Texas, 261 p. 

NAL Call Number: SF624.T4D47 1991 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine Texas history, Texas A & M University,

 veterinarians Texas history, bibliography, illustrations, index, Henry C. Dethloff, Donald H. 

Dyal 

Detmers, H.J. and et. al. (1879). Investigation of Diseases of Swine, and Infectious and

 Contagious Diseases Incident to Other Classes of Domesticated Animals. U.S. Dept.

 of Agriculture Special Report no. 12. U.S. Govt. Printing Office: Washington, DC, 292 p. 

NAL Call Number: 1 Ag84S no. 12 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, swine diseases, infectious diseases, contagious diseases,

 domesticated animals, tables, plates, charts 

Notes: Contains reports by H.J. Detmers, James Law, D.W. Voyles, D.E. Salmon, Albert 

Dunlap, Alban S. Payne, J.N. McNutt, and C.M. Hines. Continued in Special Reports no. 22

 and 34 under title: Contagious Diseases of Domesticated Animals. The first part of the report

 was published also in Annual Report of the Commissioner of Agriculture for the Year 1878,

 p.321-476. 

Dickson, R.W. (1824). A Complete System of Improved Live Stock and Cattle Management;

 or, The Practical Guide to Gentlemen, Store-Pastors, Farmers, and Other Keepers of 

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 Stock, in Perfecting the Breeds and Varieties of the Several Kinds of Live Stock. Kelly:

 London, England,
 

NAL Call Number: 40 D563 1824
 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, cattle management, livestock, breeding
 

Notes: 2 volumes. Related title - Improved Live Stock and Cattle Management, 1822.
 

Contains other useful and important information on rural practice and economy; illustrated by

 a series of fine engravings.
 

Dingley, P. and Great Britain Science Museum Library (1992). Historic Books on Veterinary

 Science and Animal Husbandry: the Comben Collection in the Science Museum

 Library. H.M. Stationery Office: London, England, 183 p. 

NAL Call Number: Z6674.S39 1992 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, Comben Collection, Norman,

 Science Museum Library, Great Britain, bibliography, domestic animals, illustrations, facsimiles 

Notes: Pauline Dingley, compiler. 

Dollar, J.A.W. and H. Moller (1912). Regional Veterinary Surgery and Operative Technique

 (incorporating Prof. Dr. H. Moller's "Veterinary Surgery."). Gay & Hancock Ltd: London,

 England, 1131 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 D69R 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary history, veterinary surgery, illustrations, John

 A.W. Dollar, Heinrich Moller 1841-1932 

Driesch, A. (1990). Zweihundert Jahre Tierarztliche Lehre Und Forschung in Munchen. [200

 Years of Veterinary Teaching and Research in Munich]. Schattauer: Stuttgart, Germany

 and New York, New York, 212 p. 

NAL Call Number: SF756.37.G3Z9 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine history, veterinary teaching, veterinary research, West

 Germany, bibliography, illustrations 

Notes: In German with English summaries. 

Drum, S. and H.E. Whiteley (1991). Women in Veterinary Medicine: Profiles of Success. First

 edition, Iowa State University Press: Ames, Iowa, 270 p. 

NAL Call Number: SF612.D7 1991 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, women veterinarians,

 biography, United States, Sue Drum, H. Ellen Whiteley, illustrations 

Dunlop, R.H. and D.J. Williams (1996). Veterinary Medicine: an Illustrated History. Mosby: Saint

 Louis, Missouri, 692 p. 

NAL Call Number: SF615.D86 1996 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary history, pictorial works, illustrations,

 bibliography, David Jon Williams, maps 

Eastern Iowa Veterinary Association Inc. (1939). 25th Anniversary Souvenir Book, 1913-1938.

 Eastern Iowa Veterinary Association, Inc: Iowa State, 155 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41.9 Ea75 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary directory, portraits, illustrations, veterinary

 history, veterinarians, veterinary medicine societies 

Edmonds, C.R. and G.K. Walker (1929). Diseases of Animals in Tropical Countries. 2nd edition,

 Bailliere, Tindall and Cox: London, England, 407 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 Ed5 Ed.2 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary history, tropical animal diseases, veterinary

 tropical medicine, illustrations, diagrams 

Notes: First edition has title: Diseases of Animals in South Africa. 

European Commission for the Control of Foot-and-Mouth Disease (1975). Report of the Meeting of 

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 the Research Group of the Standing Technical Committee of European Commission

 for the Control of Foot-and-Mouth Disease, Brescia, Padua, Italy, September 23-26,

 1975. Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations: Rome, Italy, 167 p. 

NAL Call Number: SF793.E9 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary history, animal disease, foot-and-mouth

 disease, illustrations, bibliography, United Nations 

Notes: Text in English and French. 

Faville, G.C. (1931). The Virginia State Veterinary Medical Association. The Virginia State

 Veterinary Medical Association: Richmond, Virginia, 70 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41.9 V812 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary history, Virginia State Medical Association 

Notes: "Founded in 1894." 

Fleming, G. (1871). Animal Plagues; Their History, Nature and Prevention. Chapman and Hall:

 London, England, 548 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 F62A 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary history, animal diseases, prevention 

Notes: Chronological history of animal plagues from B.C. 1490 to A.D. 1800; volume 2 from

 A.D. 1800-1814. 

Fleming, G. (1872). Rabies and Hydrophobia: Their History, Nature, Causes, Symptoms, and 

Prevention. Chapman and Hall: London, England, 405 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 F62R 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, George Fleming, rabies,

 hydrophobia, animal diseases, illustrations 

Fleming, G. (1884?-1903). A Textbook of Operative Veterinary Surgery. Jenkins: New York, New

 York, 2 volumes. 

NAL Call Number: 41 F62 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, veterinary surgery, veterinary

 surgery history, illustrations, George Fleming 

Fleming, G. (1898). The Wanton Mutilation of Animals. George Bell & Sons: London, England, 24

 p. 

NAL Call Number: 42 F62W 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, animal mutilation, animal

 wounds, animal welfare, Nineteenth Century Magazine, reprint, plates, illustrations, George

 Fleming 1833-1901 

Notes: Originally published in Nineteenth Century Magazine, March, 1895. Reprinted with

 additions to, and alterations in, the article, and illustrations have been inserted. 

Formad, R.J. (1926). Tumors of Domestic Animals. Government Printing Office: Washington, DC,

 40 p. U.S. Dept. of Agriculture Bulletin no. 1449. 

NAL Call Number: 1 Ag84B no. 1449 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, domestic animals, tumors 

Notes: "Contribution from Bureau of Animal Industry." 

Friedberger, F. (1908). Friedberger & Frohner's Veterinary Pathology. 6th edition, Hurst and

 Blackett, Ltd and W.T. Keener and Co.: London, England and Chicago, Illinois, 2 volumes. 

NAL Call Number: 41 F91V Ed.6 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary pathology, bacteriology, Franz Friedberger

 1839?-1902 

Notes: Preface in English signed by M.H. Hayes. Publication contains Notes on Bacteriology 

by Professor R. Tanner Hewlett. 

Gamgee, J. (1866). The Cattle Plague; with Official Reports of the International Veterinary 

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Congresses, held in Hamburg, 1863, and in Vienna, 1865. R. Hardwicke: London,

 England, 859 p.
 

NAL Call Number: 41 G14R
 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, rinderpest, veterinary congress, John Gamgee 1831-1894
 

Notes: International Congress of Veterinary Science (1st: 1863: Hamburg, Germany);

 International Congress of Veterinary Science (2nd: 1865: Vienna, Austria).
 

Gesner, K. (1551-1587). Historiae Animalum Lib. [History of Animals]. Tiguri, Apud Christ

 Froschoverum: [place unknown] 

NAL Call Number: 412 G33 R Fo 

Descriptors: animal history, Konrad Gesner 1516-1565, portrait, illustrations, quadrupeds,

 birds, serpents, snakes, insects, scorpions, sixteenth century, Jacob Carronus, Kaspar Wolf 

Gesner, K. (1560). Icones Animalvm Viviparorvm et Oviparorvm, Qvae in Historiae Animalvm

 Conradi Gesneri. Libro I. et II. Describvntvr, Cvm Nomenclatvris Singvlorvm Latinis,

 Graeci, Ilalics, Gallicis, et Germanicis Plervnque, et Aliarvm Qvoqve Lingvarvm,

 Certis Ordinibvs Digestae. [Illustrated Animals]. 2nd edition, Tigvri, excvdebbat C

 Froschovers: [place unknown], 127 p. 

NAL Call Number: 412 G33I Ed.2 

Descriptors: animal history, mammals, sixteenth century, Konrad Gesner 1516-1565,

 Conradi Gesneri, Latin history, icones, nomenclator, illustrations 

Notes: Bound with this is the author's Icones avivm omnivm, ed. 2, 1560, and 

Nomenclatur aqvatilium animantivm, 1560. 

Glynn, E.E. (1913). The Study of Disease in the Domesticated Animals, Its Importance to the

 Community, with a Plea for an Animal Hospital. An Inaugural Lecture Delivered

 before the University of Liverpool on Friday, February 21, 1913, by Ernest Glynn.

 Liverpool, University Press: Liverpool, England, 40 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 G52 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, animal disease, domesticated animals, lecture 

Great Britain Army Cattle Committee (1918-1919). Report of the Army Cattle Committee. Army

 Cattle Committee of Great Britain: London, England, 2 volumes. 

NAL Call Number: 43 G795 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, cattle, Great Britain Army

 Cattle Committee, veterinary service military 

Great Britain Colonial Office (1937). The Colonial Veterinary Service List. First edition, 1937, H.M.

 Stationery Office: London, England. 

NAL Call Number: 225 G79V 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, colonies, biographies, yearbooks 

Notes: Colonial no. 132, 160 

Great Britain Committee on Veterinary Practice by Unregistered Persons (1945). Report. H.M.

 Stationary Office: London, England, 16 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 G7974 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, unregistered persons 

Notes: Great Britain Parliament. Papers by command - 6611 

Great Britain Ministry of Agriculture. Fisheries and Food (1965). Animal Health. A Centenary,

 1865-1965. H.M. Stationary Office: London, England, 396 p. 

NAL Call Number: SF657.A5 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary history, Great Britain 

Gutsche, T. (1979). There Was a Man: the Life and Times of Sir Arnold Theiler, K.C.M.G., of

 Onterstepoort. H. Timmins: Cape Town, South Africa, 487 p. 

NAL Call Number: SF613.T45G87 

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Descriptors: veterinary medicine history, South Africa, biography, bibliography, illustrations,

 index, plates, Sir Arnold Theiler 1867-1936 

Hails, M.R. (1986). Plant Poisoning in Animals: a Bibliography from the World Literature 

1980-1982. 2nd edition, CAB International: Farnham Royal, Slough, England, 69 p. 

NAL Call Number: SF757.5.H34 1986 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary history, plant poisoning, bibliography, livestock

 poisoning, plants, indexes 

Notes: Supplement to the one published in 1983. 

Hails, M.R. and T.D. Crane (1983). Plant Poisoning in Animals: a Bibliography from the World

 Literature, 1960-1979. CAB International: Farnham Royal, Slough, England, 40 p. 

NAL Call Number: Z6674.H3 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary history, veterinary toxicology, livestock

 poisoning, plants, physiological effects, bibliography, reprint, indexes 

Notes: Originally published in: Veterinary Bulletin, v. 52, no. 8 (Aug. 1982)-v. 52, no. 12

 (Dec. 1982). 

Hannah, H.W. and D.F. Storm (1959). Law for the Veterinarian and Livestock Owner. 1st

 edition, Interstate Printers and Publishers: Danville, Illinois, 196 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41.5 H19 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary hygiene, legislation, veterinary law 

Hartwig, A.H. (1921). Rural Veterinary Secrets; a Farmer's Text Book for Ready Reference

 and the Secret of Successfully Applying First Aid and Home Remedies to Ailing Farm

 Animals. [publisher unknown]: Watertown, Wisconsin, 260 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 H252 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, home remedies, first aid, farm animals, illustrations 

Harvey, W.F. (1940). Debatable Tumours in Human and Animal Pathology by W.F. Harvey,

 E.K. Dawson, and J.R.M. Innes. Oliver and Boyd: Edinburgh, London, England, 124 p. 

NAL Call Number: 448 H26 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, comparative medicine, human pathology, animal 

pathology, tumors, cancer, cancer research, disease, illustrations, plates 

Notes: Published for the Cancer Control Organisation of Edinburgh and South-East Scotland. 

Half title: Cancer Research Memoirs, no. 1. These articles originally appeared in the 

Edinburgh Medical Journal, "Directional Literature": p. 118-124. 

Henderson, R. (1811). A Treatise on the Breeding of Swine, and Curing Bacon; with Hints on

 Agricultural Subjects. A. Allardice: Leith, England, 118 p. 

NAL Call Number: 46 H38 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, swine, bacon curing, swine breeding 

Henderson, R. (1814). A Treatise on the Breeding of Swine, and Curing of Bacon; with Hints

 on Agricultural Subjects. A. Allardice: Leith, England, 139 p. 

NAL Call Number: 46 H38 Ed.2 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, swine breeding, bacon curing, swine 

Hinds, J. (1830). The Veterinary Surgeon; or, Farriery Taught on a New and Easy Plan... with

 Additions and Improvements Particularly Adapted to this Country, by Thomas M.

 Smith. [publisher unknown]: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 224 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 H582V 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, farriery, surgery, Thomas M. Smith, illustrations, plates 

Hoare, E.W. (1913-1915). A System of Veterinary Medicine, by Various Writers. A. Eger:

 Chicago, Illinois, 

NAL Call Number: 41 H65S 

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Descriptors: veterinary medicine, diseases, microbial diseases, parasites, Edward Wallis

 Hoare 1863­

Notes: 2 volumes with bibliographies interspersed. 

Hobday, Sir F.T.G. (1915). Anaesthesia & Narcosis of Animals and Birds. Bailliere, Tindall and

 Cox: London, England, 86 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 H653 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary history, veterinary anesthesia, veterinary

 pharmacology, illustrations, animals, birds, Sir Frederick Thomas George Hobday 1870-1939 

Hobday, Sir F.T.G. (1938). Fifty Years a Veterinary Surgeon - Foreward by the Rt. Hon. the

 Earl of Lonsdale. Hutchinson & Co., Ltd.: London, England, 288 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 H653F 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary history, veterinary surgery, veterinary

 education, illustrations, plates, portraits, Earl of Lonsdale, Great Britain, Sir Frederick Thomas

 George Hobday 1870-1939 

Notes: Includes a short history of the Royal Veterinary College (p. 105-140). 

Hobday, Sir F.T.G. (1939). Hobday's Surgical Diseases of the Dog and Cat. 4th edition, edited by

 James McCunn, Bailliere, Tindall and Cox: London, England, 395 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 H653S Ed.4 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary history, veterinary surgery, surgical diseases,

 dog diseases, cat diseases, James McCunn 1894-, illustrations, Great Britain, Sir Frederick

 Thomas George Hobday 1870-1939 

Notes: Printed in Great Britain. "A William Wood Book." 

Hobday, Sir F.T.G. (1947). Hobday's Surgical Diseases of the Dog and Cat. 5th edition, edited by

 James McCunn, [publisher unknown]: Baltimore, Maryland, 422 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 H653S Ed.5 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary history, veterinary surgery, surgical diseases,

 cat diseases, dog diseases, James McCunn, illustrations, Sir Frederick Thomas George Hobday 

1870-1939 

Hobday, Sir F.T.G. (1953). Hobday's Surgical Diseases of the Dog and Cat. 6th edition, Bailliere,

 Tindall and Cox: London, England, 453 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 H653S Ed.6 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary history, surgical diseases, cat diseases, dog

 diseases, dogs, cats, Great Britain, Sir Frederick Thomas George Hobday 1870-1939 

Notes: Other author/editor: James McCunn 1894-. 

Hobday, Sir F.T.G. (1924). Surgical Diseases of the Dog and Cat, with Chapters on 

Anaesthesia and Obstetrics. 3rd edition, revised and enlarged, Bailliere, Tindall and Cox:

 London, England, 435 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 H653S Ed.3 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary history, dog diseases, cat diseases, veterinary

 surgery, dogs, cats, veterinary anesthesia, veterinary obstetrics, illustrations, Sir Frederick

 Thomas George Hobday 1870-1939 

Hornsby, W.S. (1993). Veterinary Medicine in Louisiana, 1889-1979. Hornsby edition, Louisiana

 Veterinary Medical Association: Louisiana, 254 p. 

NAL Call Number: SF624.L6V48 1993 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine Louisiana history, veterinarians

 Louisiana history, Louisiana Veterinary Medical Association, illustrations, portraits, Hornsby

 Will Sidney, 1908-, biography 

Notes: The Louisiana Veterinary Medical Association Board of Directors, recognizing the

 contribution of Dr. Will S. Hornsby and has designated this book as the "Hornsby Edition". 

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Huidekoper, R.S. (1898). Veterinary Blue Book. Veterinary Association of New York County: New

 York, New York, 389 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 V642 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, blue book, directory 

Huidekoper, R.S. (1899). Opinions Concerning the Desirability of a Veterinary Corps in the

 United States Army. U.S. Army: Washington, DC, 10 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 H87 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary history, veterinary service, military, United

 States 

Ignace, J.A.E. (1984). Two Centuries of Veterinary Profession in Mauritius, 1771-1979. JAE

 Ignace: Rose Hill, Mauritius, 133 p. 

NAL Call Number: SF719.6.M45I5 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine history, Mauritius, illustrations, maps 

Illinois State Veterinary Medical Association Inc. (1932). The Veterinary Profession; Its Part in

 the Building of a Great Civilization. [publisher unknown]: Springfield, Illinois, 15 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 I164 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, history, veterinary profession 

Indiana Veterinary Examining Board (1951). List of Graduate Licensed Veterinarians Registered

 in Indiana. [publisher unknown]: Indianapolis, Indiana, 

NAL Call Number: 225 In282 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary directory, licenses 

Jewett, P. and et al. (1810). The Farmer's Farrier. In Four Parts. I. Of the Diseases of

 Horses. II. Of the Diseases of Cattle. III. Of the Diseases of Sheep. IV. Of the 

Diseases of Swine. Intended for the Use of Farmers and Private Gentlemen. 

Compiled From Jewett's New England Farrier. G. Hough & D. Cooledge: Concord, New

 Hampshire, 34 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 F22 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, domestic animal diseases,

 horse diseases, cattle diseases, sheep diseases, swine diseases 

Joint Committee on Veterinary Education (1964). Manpower in Veterinary Medicine; a Report on

 the Status of Veterinary Manpower in the United States. [publisher unknown]: 12 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 J662 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary manpower, vocational guidance 

Notes: Joint committee composed of members from the Association of American Veterinary 

Medical Colleges, Veterinary Division of the Association of State Universities and Land-Grant

 Colleges and the Executive Board and Council on Education of the American Veterinary Medical 

Association. 

Karasszon, D. and E. Farkas (1988). A Concise History of Veterinary Medicine. Akademiai Kiado:

 Budapest, Hungary, 458 p. 

NAL Call Number: SF615.K37 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine history, English translation, index, illustrations, facsimiles,

 portraits, Hungary, bibliography 

Notes: In English - translation revised by Iringo K. Kecskes. 

Kirk, R. (1979). Animal Crackers: Veterinary Tales from Europe and Africa; Drawings by

 Charles Gore. Collins: London, England, 253 p. 

NAL Call Number: SF613.K5A33 

Descriptors: veterinary history, animal legends, veterinarians Great Britain, veterinarians

 Zambia, biography, drawings, illustrations, Richard Kirk, Charles Gore, Europe, Africa 

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Kirkeminde, P.B. (1976). History of Veterinary Medicine in Tennessee. 1st edition, Modern

 Typographers: Nashville, Tennessee, 450 p. 

NAL Call Number: SF624.T2K57 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, veterinary medicine

 Tennessee history, bibliography, illustrations, index, Patricia Barclay Kirkeminde 1924­

Kitt, T. (1906). Text Book of Comparative General Pathology, for Practitioners and Students

 of Veterinary Medicine, by Professor Dr. Kit... Authorized Translation by Dr. William

 W. Cadbury. W. T. Keener & Co.: Chicago, Illinois, 471 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 K65T 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, pathology, comparative pathology, translation, Theodor

 Kitt 1858-1941, illustrations, Allen Smith 

Notes: Edition with notes and additional illustrations by Dr. Allen J. Smith. 

Koprowski, H. and S.A. Plotkin (1985). World's Debt to Pasteur: Proceedings of the Centennial 

Symposium Commemorating the First Rabies Vaccination, Philadelphia, 

Pennsylvania. Wistar Symposium Series No. 3, A.R. Liss: New York, New York, 342 p. 

NAL Call Number: QH301.W5 v.3 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine history, congresses, symposium, animal diseases, rabies,

 first rabies vaccination, Pennsylvania, rabies vaccines, illustrations, bibliographies, index,

 vaccinations, Hilary Koprowski, Stanley A. Plotkin, Louis Pasteur 1822-1895 

Korinek, C.J. (1915). The Veterinarian. 1st edition, The Veterinarian Publishing Co.: Cedar Rapids,

 Iowa, 256 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 K842 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary history, illustrations, portrait, Korinek, Charles

 James Korinek 1880­

Lansbury, C. (1985). The Old Brown Dog: Women, Workers, and Vivisection in Edwardian

 England. University of Wisconsin Press: Madison, Wisconsin, 212 p. 

NAL Call Number: HV4943.G7E535 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, vivisection, England, Great Britain, veterinary history 20th

 century, bibliography, index 

Law, J. (1870). Address Delivered Before the New York State Agricultural Society, at Albany,

 on February 9th, 1870, by Professor James Law Entitled Rational and Irrational

 Treatment of Animals. Printed for the Society by C. Van Benthuysen & Sons: Albany, New

 York, 25 p. 

NAL Call Number: In2 N48T v.29 1869 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, animal treatment, address, rational treatment, irrational

 treatment, James Law 1838-1921 

Notes: Separately published by co-author, New York Agricultural Society at Albany in 1870,

 NAL Call Number: 41 L41 R. 

Law, J. (1887). The Farmer's Veterinary Advisor, a Guide to the Prevention and Treatment of

 Disease in Domestic Animals. 8th edition, The author: Ithaca, New York, 320 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 L41F 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, animal disease, disease treatment, domestic animals,

 disease prevention, James Law 1838-1921 

Law, J. (1896). The More Important Diseases of Swine: Their Prevention and Treatment.

 State of New Jersey: New Jersey, 27 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 L41 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, swine diseases, prevention, James Law 1838-1921 

Notes: Presented at the meeting of the N.J. State Board of Agriculture, January 15th, 1896. 

Law, J. (1870). Rational and Irrational Treatment of Animals: An Address Delivered Before 

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the New York State Agricultural Society at Albany on Wednesday Evening, February 

9th, 1870 by James Law. The New York Agricultural Society: Albany, New York, 25 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 L41R 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine history, animal treatment, animal welfare, James Law

 1838-1921 

Law, J. (1896-1903). Text Book of Veterinary Medicine. The author: Ithaca, New York, 5

 volumes. 

NAL Call Number: 41 L41T 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, disease, prevention, treatment, James Law 1838-1921 

Lawrence, J. (1809). A General Treatise on Cattle, the Ox, the Sheep, and the Swine: 

Comprehending Their Breeding, Management, Improvement and Diseases. 2nd

 edition, Sherwood, Neely, and Jones: London, England, 618 p. 

NAL Call Number: 40 L43G Ed.2 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, cattle, ox, oxen, sheep, swine, breeding, management,

 diseases, John Lawrence 1753-1839 

Leblanc, P. (1904). The Diseases of the Mammary Gland of the Domestic Animals. Bailliere,

 Tindall and Cox: London, England, 111 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 L491D 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, mammary gland, diseases, translation, domestic animals 

Notes: Authorized translation by Lieutenant-Colonel J.A. Nunn. 

Leckie, V.C. (1946). A Centaur Looks Back. Hodder & Stoughton: London, England, 157 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 L496 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinarians, correspondence, reminiscences 

Leeney, H. (1913). The Animal Doctor. William R. Jenkins Co.: New York, New York, 489 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 L51A 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, animal diseases, illustrations, Harold Leeney M.R.C.V.S.

 1852­

Notes: Each plate accompanied by leaf with descriptive letterpress. 

Leeney, H. (1921). Home Doctoring of Animals. 5th edition revised and enlarged, Macdonald &

 Martin: London, England, 351 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 L51H 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, diseases, illustrations, advertising matter, Harold Leeney

 M.R.C.V.S. 1852­

Lemonds, L.L. (1995). Beginning the Second Century, 1982-1995. 1st edition, Nebraska

 Veterinary Medical Association: Hastings, Nebraska, 114 p. 

NAL Call Number: SF601.L451995 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine history, Nebraska, Nebraska Veterinary Medical 

Association, illustrations, map, Leo L. Lemonds 1923­

Lemonds, L.L. (1982). A Century of Veterinary Medicine in Nebraska. 1st edition, Leo Lemonds:

 Rt 1, Hastings, Nebraska 68901, 95 p. 

NAL Call Number: SF624.N2L45 1982 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, Nebraska veterinary history, indexes, bibliography,

 illustrations 

Leonard, E.P. (1979). A Cornell Heritage: Veterinary Medicine, 1868-1908. New York State

 College of Veterinary Medicine: Ithaca, New York, 288 p. 

NAL Call Number: SF777.L46 1979 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, New York State College of Veterinary Medicine history,

 index, illustrations, bibliography 

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Leonard, E.P. (1982). In the James Law Tradition, 1908-1948. New York State College of

 Veterinary Medicine: Ithaca, New York, 342 p. 

NAL Call Number: SF777.N8L46 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine New York State history, New York

 State College of Veterinary Medicine history, veterinarians, bibliography, illustrations 

Notes: Writing on the life of James Law 1838-1921. 

Lewis, M. (1893). History of the Expedition Under the Command of Lewis and Clark: to the

 Sources of the Missouri River, Thence Across the Rocky Mountains and Down the

 Columbia River to the Pacific Ocean, Performed During the Years 1805-6, by Order of 

the Government of the United States. F.P. Harper: New York, New York, 4 volumes. 

NAL Call Number: 125 L58 1893 Ed. 

Descriptors: Meriwether Lewis 1774-1809, Lewis and Clark expedition, animal history,

 Missouri River, Columbia River, 1893 edition, Elliott Coues, Patrick Gass, expedition, index,

 bibliography, biography, Indians, William Clark, Paul Allen, description and travel, Thomas

 Jefferson, portraits, illustrations, maps, tables, meteorological register, appendices 

Notes: A new edition faithfully reprinted from the only authorized edition of 1814 with a new

 biographical and bibliographical introduction, new maps and other illustrations, and a complete

 index, by Elliott Coues. I. Preface by the editor. Preface to the original edition [by Paul

 Allen]. Memoir of Meriwether Lewis and Thomas Jefferson. Supplement to Jefferson's Memoir 

of Meriwether Lewis by Dr. Coues. Memoir of William Clark by D. Coues. Memoir of Patrick

 Gass by Dr. Coues. Bibliographical introduction by Dr. Coues. History of the expedition. 

Appendices: 1. Essay on an Indian Policy. 2. Estimate of the Western Indians. 3. Summary

 Statement. 4. Meteorological Register. IV. Maps, tables and index. 

Liautard, A.F. (1892). Manual of Operative Veterinary Surgery. Sabiston & Murray: New York,

 New York, 786 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 L61M 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary surgery, illustrations, Alexandre Francois

 Liautard 1835-1918 

Liautard, A.F. (1879). Vade Mecum of Equine Anatomy: for the Use of Advances Students and

 Veterinary Surgeons. American Veterinary College: New York, New York, 197 p. 

NAL Call Number: 444 L61 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, horses, anatomy, veterinary education, Alexandre Francois

 Liautard 1835-1918 

London Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons Library (1953). Catalogue of the Historical

 Collection: Books Published Before 1850. [publisher unknown]: London, England, 36 p. 

NAL Call Number: 241.71 L842 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary history, bibliography 

Lowe, W.H. and New Jersey Veterinary Medical Association (1900). The Veterinary Medical 

Register of the State of New Jersey. New Jersey Veterinary Medical Association: Paterson,

 New Jersey, 40 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41.9 N463 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary directory, veterinary register 

Machado, M.A. (1969). Aftosa: a Historical Survey of Foot-and-Mouth Disease and InterAmerican Relations. State University of New York Press: Albany, New York, 182 p. 

NAL Call Number: SF793.M29 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary history, foot-and-mouth disease, bibliography,

 inter-American relations, aftosa 

Machado, M.A. (1968). An Industry in Crisis Mexican-United States Cooperation in the

 Control of Foot-and-Mouth Disease. University of California Publications in History No. 80,

 University of California Press: Berkeley, California, 99 p. 

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NAL Call Number: SF793.M32 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary history, foot-and-mouth disease, agriculture,

 international cooperation, illustrations, bibliography 

Magrane, W.G. (1988). A History of Veterinary Ophthalmology. Franklin Press: Elkhart, Indiana, 

76 p. 

NAL Call Number: SF891.M35 1988 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, veterinary ophthalmology

 history, bibliographic references, illustrations 

Martin, J.H. (1931). Personal Files of J. Holmes Martin [1931?-1938?]. [publisher unknown]: 1

 box of photographs. 

NAL Call Number: SF487.8.A1M37 R 

Descriptors: Theodore Carroll Byerly, Everett LeRoy Dakan, John A. Hannah, William Adams

 Lippincott, John Robbins Mohler, T.H. Morgan, Lewis Walter Taylor, Berley Winton, poultry

 scientists United States, photographs, Special Collections 

Notes: Gift from the American Poultry Historical Society. Collector affiliated with the Poultry

 Science Department of Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana. Joseph Holmes Martin, 

1895 was the original collector of the items. 

Mascall, L. (1662). The Government of Cattle. J. Stafforf and W. Gilbertson: London, England, 307

 p. 

NAL Call Number: 40 M37 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, cattle, oxen, kine, calves, bulls, animal diseases, horses,

 goats, sheep, hogs, dogs, remedies, treatments 

Notes: Divided into three books. The first, Treating of Oxen, Kine, and Calves and How to

 Use Bulls and Other Cattle React to the Yoke and Fell. The second, Discoursing of the

 Government of Horses, with Approved Medicines Against Most Diseases. The third, 

Discoursing the Order of Sheep, Goats, Hogs, and Dogs; with True Remedies to Help the

 Infirmities that Befall any of Them. Gathered by Leonard Mascall. Paging irregular: 151-154

 repeated; 25-26 and 167-168 omitted in numbering. 

Massachusetts Veterinary Association (1956). The Veterinarian. [publisher unknown]: Boston,

 Massachusetts, 

NAL Call Number: 41.8 V6457 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, Massachusetts Veterinary Association 

McClure, R. (1901). McClure's American Horse, Cattle and Sheep Doctor. [publisher unknown]:

 Chicago, Illinois, 413 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 M13 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, horses, cattle, sheep, diseases, illustrations 

McCoy, J.J. (1964). The World of the Veterinarian. Lothrop, Lee & Shepard: New York, New York,

 223 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 M132 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary history, vocational guidance, illustrations,

 facsimiles, portraits, Joseph J. McCoy 1917­

McCullough, L.B. and J.P. Morris III (1978). Implications of History and Ethics to MedicineVeterinary and Human, Edited by Laurence B. McCullough and James Polk Morris III.

 Texas A & M University Centennial Academic Assembly: College Station, Texas, 158 p.
 

NAL Call Number: R131.A2I46 1978
 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, medicine, Texas congresses,

 veterinarian ethics, medical ethics, Texas A & M University College of Veterinary Medicine,

 bibliography, index
 

Notes: Other author: Texas A & M University College of Veterinary Medicine.
 

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McKenna, F., J.A. Campbell, E.B. Dibbell and others (1937). Canine Practice; Selected Articles,

 by John F. McKenna, and Others. Veterinary Magazine Corp.: Chicago, Illinois, 78 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 V643C 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, canines, dogs, illustrations 

Notes: Reprinted from Veterinary Medicine in Chicago. 

McMullen, G.L. (1996). Sources for the History of Agriculture and Rural Life in the Iowa State

 University Library. Iowa State University Library: Ames, Iowa, 128 p. 

NAL Call Number: S441.S686 1996 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine history, United States, bibliography, catalogs, manuscripts,

 Iowa, index 

Medawar, P.B. and J.S. Medawar (1983). Aristotle to Zoos: a Philosophical Dictionary of

 Biology. Harvard University Press: Cambridge, Massachusetts, 305 p. 

NAL Call Number: QH302.5.M42 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine history, biology dictionaries, index, illustrations 

Melvin, A.D. (1917). The Control of Hog Cholera, with a Discussion of the Results of Field

 Experiments by A.D. Melvin and M. Dorset. U.S. Dept of Agriculture: Washington, DC, 18

 p. 

NAL Call Number: 1 Ag84B no. 584 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, Alonzo Dorus Melvin 1862­

1917, Marion Dorset, hog cholera control, swine diseases 

Merillat, L.A. (1935). Veterinary Military History of the United States; with a Brief Record of

 the Development of Veterinary Education, Practice, Organization and Legislation

 Sponsored by the American Veterinary Medical Association. The Haver-Glover

 Laboratories: Kansas City, Missouri, 2 volumes. 

NAL Call Number: 41 M54V 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary military history, Delwin Morton Campbell,

 illustrations, portraits, veterinary service, military United States, American Veterinary Medical

 Association, Louis Adolph Merillat 1868-, veterinary education, veterinary practice, veterinary

 organization, veterinary legislation 

Miessner, H. (1917). Epizootics and Their Control During War; a Guide for Army, Government

 and Practicing Veterinarians. Veterinary Medicine Series No. 15, American Veterinary

 Publishing Co.: Chicago, Illinois, 215 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 M58 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, animal diseases, illustrations, Armin Anton Leibold 1889-,

 communicable diseases in animals, veterinary service military United States 

Notes: Translation by A.A. Leibold. 

Miles, W. (1873). Modern Practical Farriery; a Complete Guide to All that Relates to the

 Horse. Mackenzie: London, England, 536 p. 

NAL Call Number: 42 M59M 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, farriery, horses, diseases, management, cattle, sheep,

 pigs, J.I. Lupton 

Notes: Includes An Essay on the Diseases and Management of Cattle, Sheep and Pigs by J. I.

 Lupton. 

Miller, W.B.E. and L.V. Tellor (1885). The Diseases of Live Stock and Their Most Efficient

 Remedies; Including Horses, Cattle, Cows, Sheep, Swine, Fowls, Dogs, etc. Giving in

 Brief the Most Successful Treatment of American, English and European

 Veterinarians. H.C. Watts & Co.: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 523 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 M61D 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, diseases, remedies, horses, cattle, cows, sheep, swine,

 fowls, dogs, American veterinarians, English veterinarians, European veterinarians, 

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illustrations, plates 

Mills, J. (1776). A Treatise on Cattle: Shewing the Most Approved Methods of Breeding, 

Rearing, and Fitting for Use, Horses, Asses, Mules, Horned Cattle, Sheep, Goats and

 Swine; with Directions for the Proper Treatment of Them in Their Several Disorders:

 to Which is Added, a Dissertation on Their Contagious Diseases. J. Johnson: London,

 England, 498 p. 

NAL Call Number: 40 M62 1776 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, diseases, contagious diseases, breeding, rearing,

 treatment, horses, asses, mules, horned cattle, sheep, goats, swine 

Notes: Carefully collected from the best authorities, and interspersed with remarks. 

Missouri Veterinary Examining Board (1906). Complete List of Veterinary Surgeons Licensed.

 [publisher unknown]: Springfield, Missouri, 16 p. 

NAL Call Number: 225 M696 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary surgery, veterinary surgeons, directory 

Mitchell, E.B. (1916). Animal Disease and Our Food Supply. U.S. Govt. Printing Office:

 Washington, D.C., 13 p. 

NAL Call Number: 1 Ag84Y 1915 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, animal disease, food supply, USDA Bureau of Animal

 Industry, illustrations 

Notes: Published in U. S. Dept. of Agriculture Yearbook, 1915, p. 159-172. Contribution

 from the Bureau of Animal Industry. 

Mohler, J.R. (1920). Progress in Eradicating Contagious Animal Diseases. U.S. Govt. Printing

 Office: Washington, D.C., 9 p. 

NAL Call Number: 1 Ag84Y 1919 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, diseases, animal diseases, contagious diseases, BAI,

 Bureau of Animal Industry, USDA, diagrams, illustrations 

Notes: In U. S. Dept. of Agriculture Yearbook 1919, p. 69-78. Contribution from the Bureau 

of Animal Industry. 

Mohler, J.R. and M.J. Rosenau (1915). The Origin of the 1908 Outbreak of Foot-and-Mouth

 Disease in the United States. U.S. Govt. Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 23 p. 

NAL Call Number: 1 An510 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary history, foot-and-mouth disease, Bureau of

 Animal Industry, United States 

Notes: At head of title: U.S. Dept. of Agriculture. Bureau of Animal Industry. Originally

 issued as Circular 147 of the Bureau of Animal Industry under the title: The Origin of the

 Recent Outbreak of Foot-and-Mouth Disease in the United States - 1909. 

Moller, H. (1895). Moller's Operative Veterinary Surgery. W. R. Jenkins: New York, New York,

 733 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 M73M 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary surgery, Heinrich Moller, John A.W. Dollar,

 illustrations 

Notes: Translated and edited from the 2nd enlarged and improved edition of 1894, by J.A.W.

 Dollar, M.R.C.V.S. and Heinrich Moller 1841-1932. 

Moore, J. (1921). Army Veterinary Service in War, by Major-General Sir John Moore with a

 Note by General Sir Charles Carmichael Monro. Brown: London, England, 191 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 M782 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, veterinary service, military,

 veterinary service war, Great Britain Army Veterinary Service, camels, elephants, Sir John

 Moore 1864-, General Sir Charles Carmichael Monro, illustrations, England 

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Moore, W., L.J. Faulhaber and J.H. Brown (1934). A Veterinary History of North Carolina. Hill 

Printing Company: Tarboro, North Carolina, 54 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 M783 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary history, North Carolina history 

Notes: Published by the authority of the North Carolina State Veterinary Medical Association. 

Moore, W., L.J. Faulhaber and J.H. Brown (1946). A Veterinary History of North Carolina . 2nd

 edition, Owen G. Dunn Co.: New Bern, North Carolina, 108 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 M783 Ed.2 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary history, North Carolina history 

Notes: Written for the North Carolina State Veterinary Medical Association by J.J. Brown, 

William Moore, and L.J. Faulhaber. 

Morrill, C.C. (1979). Veterinary Medicine in Michigan; an Illustrated History. College of

 Veterinary Medicine, Michigan State University: East Lansing, Michigan, 178 p. 

NAL Call Number: SF623.M67 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine Michigan history, bibliography,

 Charles Cleon Morrill 1907­

Mounted Service School. Fort Riley, Kansas ( 1906). The Army Horse in Accident and Disease.

 U.S. Govt. Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 116 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 P73 1906 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, United States Army, Mounted

 Service School, illustrations, Alexander Plummer, Richard H. Power, War Department, horse

 diseases, animal diseases 

Notes: A manual prepared for the use of students of The Training School for Farriers and 

Horseshoers, by the Training School instructors. School of Application for Cavalry and

 Artillery, Fort Riley, Kansas, War Department Document no. 274. This manual was originally

 compiled by Alexander Plummer and Richard H. Power and published in 1903. 

Mounted Service School. Fort Riley, Kansas (1909). The Army Horse in Accident and Disease.

 Military Pub Co.: New York, New York, 112 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 P73 1909 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, army horse, Mounted Service

 School, War Department, illustrations, horse diseases, animal diseases, Alexander Plummer,

 Charles H. Jewell, Robert Melville Danford, farriers, training 

Notes: A manual prepared for the use of students of the Training School for Farriers and 

Horseshoers, by Training School instructors. Mounted Service School, Fort Riley, Kansas, War

 Department Document no. 347. In this edition a few errors of plates and text have been

 corrected by Veterinarian Alexander Plummer and Veterinarian Charles H. Jewell. Includes a

 chapter on Age by the Teeth, compiled by Robert M. Danford. 

National Research Council (US) Committee on Animal Health (1966). A Historical Survey of Animal

 Disease Morbidity and Mortality Reporting; a Report. National Research Council

 Publication no. 1346, National Academy of Sciences National Research Council: Washington,

 D.C., 40 p. 

NAL Call Number: SF758.N3 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary history, veterinary morbidity, survey, animal

 disease, animal death, bibliography 

New York State (1950). Higher Education, Veterinary Medicine: Law, Rules and Information.

 Handbook No. 12, [publisher unknown]: Albany, New York, 37 p. 

NAL Call Number: 275.5 N48H 1950 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, veterinary medicine law and

 legislation New York, University of the State of New York, handbook 

Nicholson, B. (1988). Institute of Medical and Veterinary Science: 50th Anniversary Review 

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1938-1988. Institute of Medical and Veterinary Science: Adelaide, Australia, 149 p.
 

NAL Call Number: R673.S68I57 1988
 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine history, Australia, indexes, illustrations, portraits, research,

 South Australia
 

Northrup, L.E. (1917). More Live Stock, Better Live Stock, Healthy Live Stock. State Veterinary

 Department of Indiana: Indianapolis, Indiana, 153 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41.5 In2 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary directory 

Notes: Directory of veterinarians produced by a state veterinarian. 

Olsen, S.L. (1996). Horses Through Time, Edited by Sandra L. Olsen, Carnegie Museum of 

Natural History. Roberts Rinehart Publishers: Dublin, Colorado, 222 p. 

NAL Call Number: QL737.U6087 1996 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary history, horse evolution, horse breeds,

 illustrations, maps, color illustrations, indexes, bibliographical references 

Osler, W. (1878). On the Pathology of the So-Called Pig-Typhoid. Balliere, Tindall and Cox:

 London, England, 20 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 Os5 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, typhoid fever, swine diseases 

Notes: Reprint from the Veterinary Journal, June 1878. 

Parish, H.J. (1950). Notes on Communicable Diseases of Laboratory Animals. E & S

 Livingstone, Ltd: Edinburgh, England, 69 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 P212 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, laboratory animals, animal

 diseases, communicable diseases in animals, laboratory animal diseases, Henry James Parish 

Parish, H.J. (1968). Victory with Vaccines. The Story of Immunization. Livingstone: Edinburgh,

 England, 244 p. 

NAL Call Number: QR181.P3 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, vaccines, immunization,

 bibliography, vaccination history, Henry James Parish 

Notes: Based on his history of immunization. 

Patterson, R. (1838). Letters on the Natural History of the Insects Mentioned in 

Shakespeare's Plays: with Incidental Notices of the Entomology of Ireland. W.S. Orr

 & Co.: London, England, 270 p. 

NAL Call Number: 422 P27L 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine history, Shakespeare, insects, entomology, Ireland, Robert

 Patterson 1802-1872, letters, natural history, index 

Pattison, I. (1984). The British Veterinary Profession, 1791-1948. J.A. Allen: London, England,

 207 p. 

NAL Call Number: SF779.5.P37 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, veterinarians Great Britain

 history, Ian Pattison, Iain Pattison 1914, plates, illustrations, bibliography 

Pelagonius (1980). Veterinary Art of Pelagonius. [Pelagonii Ars Veterinaria] Edited by KlausDietrich Fischer. Biblioteca Scriptorum Graecorum et Romanorum Teubneriana. Teubner:

 Leipzig, Germany, 203 p. 

NAL Call Number: PA6554.P65 1980 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary history, Pelagonius, bibliography, veterinary

 medicine early works to 1800, ancient medicine, Roman Empire, Greek Empire, Klaus-Dietrich

 Fischer, indexes 

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Pennsylvania University School of Veterinary Medicine (1935). History of the School of Veterinary

 Medicine of the University of Pennsylvania, 1884-1934. Veterinary Alumni Society:

 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 226 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41.9 P386H 

Descriptors: illustrations, veterinary medicine history, School of Veterinary Medicine,

 University of Pennsylvania, influential people, founding fathers 

Notes: Compiled by the faculty in commemoration of the fiftieth anniversary of the school's

 founding. 

Percivali, W., W. Youatt and et al. (1828-1902). The Veterinarian: a Monthly Journal of

 Veterinary Science. v. 1-75, Jan. 1828-Dec. 1902, Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown & Green:

 London, England, 

NAL Call Number: 41.8 V64 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, illustrations, plates, pathology 

Notes: As of March 1903 absorbed by The Journal of Comparative Pathology. 

Perry, J.F. (1921). Kennel Diseases: Their Symptoms, Nature, Causes, and Treatment. Little,

 Brown and Co.: Boston, Massachusetts, 424 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 P424 1921 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, kennels, animal diseases,

 Joseph Franklin Perry 1846­

Perry, J.F. (1904). Kennel Secrets. How to Breed, Exhibit and Manage Dogs. By "Ashmont".

 Little, Brown and Company: Boston, Massachusetts, 348 p. 

NAL Call Number: 48 P42 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, dogs, dog diseases, Joseph

 Franklin Perry 1846-, illustrations 

Phipson, E. (1883). The Animal-Lore of Shakespeare's Time. Including Quadrupeds, Birds, 

Reptiles, Fish and Insects. Kegan, Pual, Trench: London, England, 476 p. 

NAL Call Number: PR3044.P5 

Descriptors: Shakespeare, Emma Phipson, veterinary medicine history, animal lore,

 quadrupeds, birds, reptiles, fish, insects, bibliography, illustrations, natural history, William

 Shakespeare 1564-1616 

Pliny, The Elder (1938-1962). Natural History, With an English Translation by H. Rackman. The

 Loeb Classical Library. [Latin Authors], Harvard University Press and W. Heinemann, Ltd.:

 Cambridge, Massachusetts and London, England, 10 volumes. 

NAL Call Number: 409 P712N 

Descriptors: Pliny, natural history, animal history, Latin history, pre-Linnean works, H.

 (Harris) Rackham, Latin authors 

Notes: At head of title: Pliny. Latin and English on opposite pages. Other author: Harris

 Rackhamn 1868-1944. 

Pugh, L.P. (1962). From Farriery to Veterinary Medicine, 1785-1795. W. Heffer and Sons Ltd.:

 Cambridge, Massachusetts, 178 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 P963 

Abstract: This work was published for the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons. It traces the

 founding of the veterinary profession in England. It transitions from the crudities and cruelties

 of 'farriery witchcraft" to the first years of veterinary education and on to the official

 recognition of the veterinary profession by the Royal Charter in 1844. 

Descriptors: influential people, illustrations, founding of veterinary profession, England 

Riddle, J.T. (1985). Forty Years with People and Pets. Family Publishing Co.: Marietta, Georgia,

 304 p. 

NAL Call Number: SF613.R53A45 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary history, biography, Georgia history, illustrations 

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Salmon, D.E. (1902). Emergency Report on Surra by D.E. Salmon and Ch. Wardell Stills; with

 a Bibliography of Surra and Allied Trypanosomatic Diseases by Albert Hassall. United

 States. Bureau of Animal Industry. Bulletin no. 42, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of

 Animal Industry: Washington, D.C., 152 p. 

NAL Call Number: 1 An5B no. 42 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, animal diseases, surra,

 trypanosomiasis, bibliography, Bureau of Animal Industry, plates, illustrations, index, D.E.

 Salmon 1850-1914 

Salmon, D.E. (1901). Is Rabies a Specific Disease? [publisher unknown]: New York, New York, 19

 p.
 

NAL Call Number: 41 Sa3
 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, rabies, infectious diseases,

 D.E. Salmon 1850-1914
 

Salmon, D.E., V.A. Moore and E.A. de Schweinitz (1896). Cornstalk Disease and Rabies in Cattle;

 Investigations Conducted Under the Direction of D.E. Salmon. U.S. Department of

 Agriculture, Bureau of Animal Industry Bulletin no. 10, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of

 Animal Industry: Washington, D.C., 92 p. 

NAL Call Number: 1 An5B no. 10 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary history, plates, illustrations, index, bibliographic

 references, bovine pneumonic pasteurellosis, Toxaemia maidis, cattle diseases, rabies, Daniel

 Elmer Salmon 1850-1914 

Notes: An Investigation into the Nature, Cause, and Means of Preventing Cornstalk Disease

 (Toxaemia maidis) of Cattle by Veranus A. Moore. A Disease of Cattle not Distinguishable

 from Rabies. Chemical Examination of Cornstalks Presumably the Cause of Cornstalk Disease

 in Cattle by E.A. de Schweinitz. Veranus Alva Moore 1859-1931. 

Salmon, D.E. (1901). The United States Bureau of Animal Industry, at the Close of the

 Nineteenth Century 1844-1900. The author: Washington, D.C., 387 p. 

NAL Call Number: 1 An52S 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, United States Bureau of

 Animal Industry, illustrations, U. S. Department of Agriculture, Daniel Elmer Salmon 1850­

1914 

Notes: Binder's title: Century Souvenir Book by D.E. Salmon, D.V.M., Chief of the Bureau. 

Salmons, R.M. (1963). Veterinary Medical Periodicals Currently Received in the National

 Agricultural Library. Library List no. 76. National Agricultural Library, U.S. Dept. of

 Agriculture: Washington, D.C., 10 p. 

NAL Call Number: 1.916 L612 no. 76 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, periodicals 

Salt, H.S. (1980). Animals Rights: Considered in Relation to Social Progress. Society for

 Animal Rights: Clarks Summit, Pennsylvania, 240 p. 

NAL Call Number: HV4708.S3 1980 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary history, animal rights, bibliography, vivisection,

 veterinary surgery, Peter Singer, C. R Magel, Henry Stephens Salt 1851-1939 

Notes: Originally published in 1892. Works by Henry S. Salt on p. 219-225. Includes

 bibliographies from the 1892 and 1922 editions and an updated bibliography prepared by C.R.

 Magel. Preface by Peter Singer. 

Saunders, L.Z. (1980). Veterinary Pathology in Russia, 1860-1930. Cornell University Press:

 Ithaca, New York, 

NAL Call Number: SF769.S28 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary pathology Soviet Union history, Leon Z.

 Saunders 1919-, bibliography, index 

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Saunders, L.Z. (1996). A Biographical History of Veterinary Pathology. Allen Press: Lawrence,

 Kansas, 589 p. 

NAL Call Number: SF612.S38 1996 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, veterinarians biography,

 pathologists biography, veterinary pathology history, illustrations, index, bibliographical

 references 

Schmidt, H. (1958). Eighty Years of Veterinary Medicine at the Agricultural and Mechanical

 College of Texas: a Brief History of the School of Veterinary Medicine, 1878-1958.

 College Archives, Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas: College Station, Texas, 40 p.
 

NAL Call Number: 41.9 Sch5
 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine history, Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas,

 Texas A & M University, illustrations, portrait, Hubert Schmidt 1886-1958
 

Notes: Edited by Richard Duncan Turk.
 

Schmidt, S. (1963). Virus-Vaccines; Fowl Plague and Foot-and-Mouth Disease. Munksgaard:

 Copenhangen, Denmark, 63 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 Sch57 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary history, foot-and-mouth disease, preventive

 inoculation, fowl plague, vaccination of animals, veterinary virology, illustrations, bibliography 

Schwabe, C.W. (1978). Cattle, Priests, and Progress in Medicine. The Wesley W. Spink Lectures

 on Comparative Medicine, 4, University of Minnesota Press: Minneapolis, Minnesota, 277 p. 

NAL Call Number: SF615.S3 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, medicine, veterinary history, index, illustrations,

 bibliography 

Schwabe, C.W. (1964). Veterinary Medicine and Human Health. Williams & Wilkins: Baltimore,

 Maryland, 516 p. 

NAL Call Number: SF745.S37 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, human health, public health,

 bibliographies, illustrations, maps 

Skellett, E. (1811). A Practical Treatise on the Parturition of the Cow, or the Extraction of the

 Calf, and on the Diseases of Neat Cattle in General; with the Most Approved Methods

 of Treatment, and Best Forms of Prescription Adapted to Veterinary Practice. A.

 Wilson: London, England, 364 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 Sk2 R 

Descriptors: cattle, parturition, veterinary obstetrics 

Smith, Sir F. (1913). The Early History of Veterinary Literature and Its British Development.

 Bailliere, Tindall and Cox: London, England, 3 volumes. 

NAL Call Number: 41 Sm52H 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary history, bibliography, Great Britain, Sir

 Frederick Smith 1857-1929 

Notes: Vol. 1 is photocopied from issues of the Journal of Comparative Pathology and 

Therapeutics for 1913-17; v.2-3, reprinted from issues of the Veterinary Journal for 1923-30. 

Smith, Sir F. (1927). A History of the Royal Army Veterinary Corps, 1796-1919, by Sir

 Frederick Smith. Balliere, Tindall and Cox: London, England, 268 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 Sm52Hi 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, veterinary service Great

 Britain, Great Britain Army, Royal Army Veterinary Corps, veterinary service military, Sir

 Frederick Smith 1857-1929 

Notes: Published for the "Royal Army Veterinary Corps Officer's Fund." 

Smith, T. (1900). Adaptation of Pathogenic Bacteria to Different Species of Animals. 

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[publisher unknown]: 1 volume.
 

NAL Call Number: 448.2 Sm6A
 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, bacteria, pathogenic bacteria,

 infectious diseases, animal diseases, animal species, Theobald Smith 1859-1934
 

Smith, T. (1903). The Agglutination Affinities of Related Bacteria Parasitic in Different Hosts.

 [publisher unknown]: 30 p. 

NAL Call Number: 448.2 Sm6 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, agglutination affinities,

 parasitism, bacteria, parasitic bacteria, hosts, animal diseases, Theobald Smith 1859-1934 

Smith, T. (1908). The House-Fly as an Agent in the Dissemination of Infectious Diseases.

 [publisher unknown]: 1 volume. 

NAL Call Number: 428 Sm6S 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, house-fly, infectious diseases,

 animal diseases, Theobald Smith 1859-1934 

Smith, T. (1895). Notes on Bacillus Coli Communis. [publisher unknown]: 20 p. 

NAL Call Number: 448.2 Sm6No 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, animal diseases, infectious

 diseases, Bacillus coli communis, Theobald Smith 1859-1934 

Smith, T. (1891). On Changes in the Red Blood Corpuscles in the Pernicious Anemia of Texas

 Cattle Fever. [publisher unknown]: 16 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 Sm60 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, red blood corpuscles,

 pernicious anemia, Texas fever, cattle fever, Texas cattle fever, babesiosis in cattle, Theobald

 Smith 1859-1934 

Smith, T. (1934). Parasitism and Disease. Princeton University Press: Princeton, New Jersey, 196

 p. 

NAL Call Number: 436 Sm62 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, parasitism, diseases, animal

 diseases, disease causes, theories of disease causes, parasites, Theobald Smith 1859-1934 

Notes: Published for the Louis Clark Vanuxem Foundation. In editing of the lectures for

 publication they have been expanded and several chapters added. 

Smith, T. (1889). Preliminary Observations on the Micro-Organism of Texas Fever. [publisher

 unknown]: 15 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 Sm6P 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, micro-organism of Texas

 fever, Texas fever, cattle disease, babesiosis in cattle, veterinary microbiology, Theobald

 Smith 1859-1934 

Smith, T. and F.L. Kilborne (1937). Investigations into the Nature, Causation and Prevention

 of Southern Cattle Fever. Medical Classics v. 1, no. 5, The Williams & Wilkins Company:

 Baltimore, Maryland, 669 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 Sm6In 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine history, cattle diseases, myobacterium, tuberculosis,

 babesiosis in cattle, tuberculosis in cattle, plates, colored plates, illustrations, portrait, index,

 bibliography, biography, comparative medicine, Theobald Smith 1859-1934, Fred Luciu

 Kilborne 1858-1936 

Notes: Other title: A Comparative Study of Bovine Tubercle Bacilli and of Human

 Bacilli from Sputum. 

Smith, T. and F.L. Kilborne (1893). Investigations into the Nature, Causations, and Prevention

 of Texas or Southern Cattle Fever. United States, Bureau of Animal Industry Bulletin no. 1, 

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U.S. Dept of Agriculture, Bureau of Animal Industry: Washington, D.C., 301 p.
 

NAL Call Number: 1 An5B no. 1
 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, cattle fever, Texas fever,

 southern cattle fever, animal diseases, cattle diseases, disease prevention, babesiosis in

 cattle, Bureau of Animal Industry, Theobald Smith 1859-1934, Fred Lucius Kilborne, disease

 causation, plates, illustrations, Veranus A. Moore 1859-1931
 

Notes: Also published in U.S. Dept. of Agriculture Bureau of Animal Industry Annual Report,
 

8th-9th, 1891-92, p. 177-304.
 

Smith, T. and V.A. Moore (1894). Additional Investigations Concerning Infectious Swine 

Diseases. U.S. Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Animal Industry Bulletin no. 6, U.S. Dept

 of Agriculture, Bureau of Animal Industry: Washington, D.C., 117 p. 

NAL Call Number: 1 An5B no. 6 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, infectious diseases, animal

 diseases, swine diseases, Bureau of Animal Industry, index, bibliographical references,

 Theobald Smith 1859-1934, Veranus A. Moore 1859-1931 

Smith, T. and V.A. Moore (1896). Investigations Concerning Infectious Diseases Among 

Poultry. U.S. Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Animal Industry Bulletin no. 8, U.S. Dept

 of Agriculture, Bureau of Animal Industry: Washington, D. C., 90 p. 

NAL Call Number: 1 An5b no. 8 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, infectious diseases, animal

 diseases, poultry diseases, Bureau of Animal Industry, plates, illustrations, bibliographical

 references, indexes, Theobald Smith 1859-1934, Veranus A. Moore 1859-1931 

Smithcors, J.F. (1963). The American Veterinary Profession, Its Background and 

Development. Iowa State University Press: Ames, Iowa, 704 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 Sm62A 

Abstract: Part one discusses the background of the American veterinary profession. There

 are chapters on livestock, witchcraft vs. animal medicine, founding people, amateurs as 

practitioners, and veterinary journalism. Part two discusses the development of the

 profession. There are chapters on founding organizations, animal disease and public health, 

disease control, early years of struggle, veterinary education, and military veterinary history. 

Descriptors: founding of veterinary profession, early history, veterinary journalism,

 organizational beginnings, by-laws of U.S. Veterinary Medical Association (USVMA), public

 health issues 

Smithcors, J.F. (1957). Evolution of the Veterinary Art; a Narrative Account to 1850.

 Veterinary Medicine Publishing Co.: Kansas City, Missouri, 408 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 Sm62 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary history, illustrations, bibliographies 

Smithcors, J.F. (1975). The Veterinarian in America, 1625-1975. American Veterinary

 Publications, Inc.: Santa Barbara, California, 160 p. 

NAL Call Number: SF623.S6 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, veterinary medicine United

 States, illustrations, index, bibliography, veterinarians in America 

Notes: Text, abridged with revisions from Smithcors' The American Veterinary 

Profession. 

Smithcors, J.F. and A. Smithcors (1997). Five Centuries of Veterinary Medicine: a Short Title

 Catalog of the Washington State University Veterinary History Collection. Washington

 State University Press: Pullman, Washington, 145 p. 

NAL Call Number: Z6674.W37 1997 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine history, bibliography, indexes, catalog, five centuries of

 veterinary medicine, Washington State University, illustrations 

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Snape, E. (1805). A Practical Treatise on Farriery Including Remarks on All Diseases 

Incident to Horses. Reynell: London, England, 152 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 Sn1 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, Edward Snape, farriery,

 animal diseases, horse diseases, horses, Great Britain 

St. Louis College of Pharmacy and Allied Sciences (1947). Abstracts of Features Comprising the

 Second Graduate Course in Animal Health and Allied Sciences, April 28th to May 3rd,

 1947. [publisher unknown]: St. Louis, Missouri, 133 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 Sa24 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary hygiene, animal health, graduate course

 abstracts, St. Louis College of Pharmacy and Allied Sciences 

Stalheim, O.H.V. (1988). Veterinary Medicine in the West, Edited by Ole H.V. Stalheim.

 Sunflower University Press: Manhattan, Kansas, 82 p. 

NAL Call Number: SF624.A17V47 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, veterinary medicine West

 United States history, bibliographies, index 

Notes: From the January 1988 Journal of the West, with one additional article. 

Stalheim, O.V. (1996). Guide to Collections of Papers Pertaining to American Veterinary

 History. OHVEE, Inc.: Ames, Iowa, 39 p. 

NAL Call Number: SF623.G84 1996 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary history, bibliography, United States, Canada,

 guide to collections of papers, index 

Stalheim, O.V. (1994). The Winning of Animal Health: 100 Years of Veterinary Medicine. 1st

 edition, Iowa State University Press: Ames, Iowa, 251 p. 

NAL Call Number: SF623.S73 1994 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine history, animal health, animal diseases, bibliography,

 indexes, first edition, illustrations, Fort Dodge Laboratories, hog cholera, animal health 

organizations 

Stiles, C.W. (1913). Hookworm Disease: Number of Treatments and Number of Full Doses of

 Thymol Administered in 61 Hospitals and 22 Home-Cured Cases of Hookworm

 Infection. Public Health Reports. Government Printing Office (GPO): Washington, D.C., 8 p. 

NAL Call Number: 448 St5H 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, hookworm disease, 

treatment, thymol, reprint, George F. Leonard, zoology, United States Public Health Service,

 International Congress of Hygiene and Demography, Charles Wardell Stiles 1867-1941 

Notes: By Charles Wardell Stiles, Professor of Zoology, and George F. Leonard, Assistant,

 Hygienic Laboratory, United States Public Health Service. This is reprint no. 113 from Public

 Health Reports, January 17, 1913. This is also reprinted from the Public Health Reports, vol.

 XXVIII, no. 3, January 17, 1913. Read at the 25th International Congress on Hygiene and

 Demography, Washington, September, 1912. 

Stockton, J.J. (1984). A Century of Service: Veterinary Medicine in Indiana, 1884-1984,

 Edited by Jack J. Stockton. Board of Directors, Indiana Veterinary Medical Association:

 Indianapolis, Indiana, 199 p. 

NAL Call Number: SF624.I64C46 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary history, illustrations, bibliography, Indiana,

 veterinary medicine in Indiana, Jack J. Stockton, Indiana Veterinary Medical Association 

Swabe, J. (1999). Animals, Disease, and Human Society: Human Animal Relations and the 

Rise of Veterinary Medicine. Routledge Studies in Science, Technology, and Society no. 2,

 Routledge: London, England and New York, New York, 243 p. 

NAL Call Number: SF615.S935 1999 

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Descriptors: veterinary medicine history, bibliography, animal diseases, domestic animals,

 social aspects history, index, human-animal relations history, zoonoses history, Joanna Swabe 

Taplin, W. (1797). A Compendium of Practical and Experimental Farriery, Originally 

Suggested by Reason and Confirmed by Practice. Equally Adapted for the 

Convenience of the Gentleman, the Farmer, the Groom, and the Smith. Bonsal & Niles:

 Wilmington, Delaware, 290 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 T164 R 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, animal diseases, horse

 diseases, William Taplin, illustrations, experimental farriery 

Notes: Interspersed with such remarks, and elucidated with such cases, as evidently tend to

 insure the prevention, as well as to ascertain the cure of disease. By William Taplin, surgeon,

 author of "The Gentleman's Stable Directory, 2 vols." the twelfth edition of which is now

 published. Engraved front. William Taplin died 1807. 

Thompson, R. (1986). The Good Doctors. First edition, Maryland Veterinary Medical Association:

 Fallston, Maryland, 246 p. 

NAL Call Number: SF624.M3T6 1986 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, Maryland Veterinary Medical

 Association history, veterinarians Maryland history, index, illustrations, bibliography, Ray

 Thompson 1926­

Notes: Introduction by Roger Caras. 

Thompson, R.H. (1982). After 1883: One Hundred Years of Organized Veterinary Medicine in

 Pennsylvania, [by] Ray Thompson; with Contributed Sections by Loy C. Awkerman... 

[et al.]; Epilogue by Alexander Rush. First edition, Pennsylvania Veterinary Medical

 Association: Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, 235 p. 

NAL Call Number: SF624.P4T49 1982 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine Pennsylvania history, Pennsylvania

 Veterinary Medical Association, illustrations 

Notes: Printed and distributed by W. B. Saunders, Philadelphia, 1982. 

U.S. Agricultural Research Service (1958). Career Opportunities for Veterinarians in the

 Agricultural Research Service. U.S. Dept. of Agriculture. Miscellaneous Publication no.

 727, U.S. Govt Printing Office: Washington, DC, 16 p. 

NAL Call Number: 1 Ag84M no. 727 1958 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinarians, veterinary careers in ARS, illustrations,

 United States, U.S. Agricultural Research Service, career opportunities for veterinarians 

U.S. Bureau of Animal Industry (1948). Career Opportunities for Graduate Veterinarians in the

 Bureau of Animal Industry. U.S. Dept. of Agriculture. Miscellaneous Publication no. 671,

 U.S. Govt. Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 18 p. 

NAL Call Number: 1 Ag84M no. 671 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinarians, veterinary careers, illustrations, U.S.

 Department of Agriculture, U.S. Bureau of Animal Industry, career opportunities for graduate 

veterinarians 

U.S. Bureau of Animal Industry (1951). Information Concerning the Study and Practice of

 Veterinary Medicine. [publisher unknown]: Washington, D.C., 2 p. 

NAL Call Number: 1.972 A2In32 1951 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary practice, United States, U.S. Department of

 Agriculture, U.S. Bureau of Animal Industry, veterinary study information 

Notes: Issued May 3, 1951. 

U.S. Bureau of Animal Industry (1953). Information Concerning the Study and Practice of

 Veterinary Medicine. [publisher unknown]: Washington, D.C., 2 p. 

NAL Call Number: 1.972 A2In32 1953 

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Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary practice, U.S. Department of Agriculture, U.S.

 Bureau of Animal Industry, veterinary study information
 

Notes: Issued May 12, 1953.
 

U.S. Bureau of Animal Industry (1949). Program for Employment of Veterinarian Trainees.

 [publisher unknown]: Washington, D.C., 5 p. 

NAL Call Number: 1.972 A2P945 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary trainees, veterinary employment, veterinary

 trainees program, employment, United States, U.S. Department of Agriculture, U.S. Bureau of

 Animal Industry 

Notes: Issued Sept. 26, 1949. 

U.S. Dept of Agriculture (1878). Report, 1877. [publisher unknown]: Washington, D.C. 140 p. 

NAL Call Number: 1 Ag84 1877 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, diseases, domestic animals, United States, U.S. Dept. of

 Agriculture 

U.S. Dept of Agriculture Office of the Secretary (1924). List of Livestock Organizations. [publisher

 unknown]: Washington, D.C., 51 p. 

NAL Call Number: 1.9 Ag86L 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, livestock, veterinary directory, United States, U.S. Dept.

 of Agriculture Office of the Secretary 

Notes: Mimeographed. 

U.S. Federal Civil Defense Administration (1955). The Veterinarian in Civil Defense. U.S. Govt.

 Printing Office: Washington, D. C., 23 p. 

NAL Call Number: 173.4 F31V 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinarian in civil defense, United States, United States

 Federal Civil Defense Administration 

Udall, D.H. (1912). Veterinarian's Handbook of Materia Medica and Therapeutics. Carpenter &

 Company: Ithaca, New York, 177 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 Ud1 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, pharmacy, Denney Hammond Udall 1874­

Udall, D.H. (1917). Veterinarian's Handbook of Materia Medica and Therapeutics. Macmillan:

 New York, 177 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 Ud1 1917 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, pharmacy, Denney Hammond Udall 1874­

United States Army Veterinary Corps (1942). Veterinary Service in Wartime. Veterinary Magazine

 Corp.: Chicago, Illinois, 112 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 V643V 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary history, veterinary service, military United

 States, United States Army Veterinary Corps, illustrations, portraits 

Notes: Reprinted from Veterinary Medicine. 

United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics (1937). Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln, and

 Agriculture. Bureau of Agricultural Economics, United States Department of

 Agriculture, November 1937. [publisher unknown]: Washington, D.C., 102 p. 

NAL Call Number: 1.9 Ec7Wa 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, United States Bureau of

 Agricultural Economics, Everett Eugene Edwards, Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln, George

 Washington, United States Department of Agriculture, plates, illustrations, map, Land Grant

 College Act, collection of observations 

Notes: A collection of observations on agriculture, by Washington, Jefferson and Lincoln,

 prepared in connection with the seventy-fifth anniversary of the founding of the United States 

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 Department of Agriculture and the passage of the Land Grant College Act 1862. Forword by

 Everett E. Edwards, who is also responsible for the selections and the introductory notes. A

 committee consisting of Roy F. Hendrickson, Mary G. Lacy, Caroline B. Sherman, and O.C.

 Stine assisted in the publication. Selected references at end of each section. Other authors: 

Everett Eugene Edwards 1900-, Thomas Jefferson 1743-1826, Abraham Lincoln 1809-1865,

 George Washington 1732-1799. 

United States Bureau of Animal Industry (1898). The Inspection of Meats for Animal Parasites,

 Prepared Under the Direction of D.E. Salmon. Bulletin, no. 19. United States Dept of

 Agriculture, Bureau of Animal Industry: Washington, D.C., 161 p. 

NAL Call Number: 1 An5B no. 19 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, United States Bureau of

 Animal Industry, D.E. Salmon, Charles Wardell Stiles, Albert Hassall, meat inspection,

 domestic animal parasites, flukes, tapeworms, United States Dept. of Agriculture,

 illustrations, bibliography, index 

Notes: "Issued February 8, 1898." I. The Flukes and Tapeworms of Cattle, Sheep, and

 Swine, with Special Reference to the Inspection of Meats by Charles Wardell Stiles. II. 

Compendium of the Parasites, Arranged According to their Hosts by Albert Hassall. III. 

Bibliography of the More Important Works cited by Albert Hassall. 

United States Bureau of Animal Industry (1943). Instructions for Employees Engaged in

 Eradicating Foot-and-Mouth Disease. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C. 36 p. 

NAL Call Number: 1 An5In 1943 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary history, foot-and-mouth disease, Bureau of

 Animal Industry, 1925, 1943, United States, United States Department of Agriculture

 Agricultural Research Administration, instructions for employees 

Notes: At head of title: U. S. Dept. of Agriculture Agricultural Research Administration,

 Bureau of Animal Industry. "Issued March 1925; revised October 1943." 

United States Bureau of Animal Industry (1893). A Revision of the Adult Cestodes of Cattle,

 Sheep, and Allied Animals by Ch. Wardell Stilles and Albert Hassall. United States.

 Bureau of Animal Industry Bulletin no. 4. U.S. Dept of Agriculture, Bureau of Animal

 Industry: Washington, D.C., 134 p. 

NAL Call Number: 1 An5B no. 4 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, plates, illustrations,

 bibliography, cestodes, cestoda, Charles Wardell Stiles, Albert Hassall, cattle, sheep, U.S.

 Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Animal Industry, allied animals 

United States Bureau of Animal Industry (1891). Special Report on the Cause and Prevention of

 Swine Plague. Results of Experiments Conducted Under the Direction of Dr. D.E.

 Salmon. U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 166 p. 

NAL Call Number: 1 An52Sp 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, swine diseases, swine plague,

 cause of swine plague, prevention of swine plague, animal diseases, Dr. D.E. Salmon,

 Theobald Smith, plates, illustrations, experiments, United States, United States Bureau of

 Animal Industry 

Notes: At head of title: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Animal Industry. 

United States Bureau of Animal Industry and C. Curtice (1890). The Animal Parasites of Sheep.

 U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C. 222 p.
 

NAL Call Number: 1 An52C
 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, sheep, parasites, animal parasites, illustrations, plates,

 United States, United States Dept. of Agriculture, U.S. Bureau of Animal Industry, Cooper

 Curtice 1856
 

Notes: At head of title: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Animal Industry.
 

United States Bureau of Animal Industry USDA (1896). Tapeworms of Poultry, Prepared Under 

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the Direction of D.E. Salmon. United States Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Animal Industry

 Bulletin no. 12, U.S. Dept of Agriculture, Bureau of Animal Industry: Washington, D.C., 88 p. 

NAL Call Number: 1 An5B no. 12 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, poultry, United States Bureau

 of Animal Industry, plates, illustrations, bibliography, poultry parasites, cestoda, D.E. Salmon,

 Charles Wardell Stiles, Albert Hassall, tapeworms, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture 

Notes: Issued July 11, 1896. Report on the Present Knowledge of the Tapeworms of Poultry

 by Charles Wardell Stiles. Bibliography of the Tapeworms of Poultry by Albert Hassall. 

United States Congress Senate Committee on Armed Services (1954). Commissioning of Officers

 in Army Veterinary Corps, and Medical Care for Members of Coast Guard and their

 Dependents in Naval Hospitals: Hearing before a Subcommittee, Eighty-Third

 Congress, Second Session on S. 932 and S. 33 March 10, 1954. U.S. Government

 Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 24 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 Un353 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary history, United States Army Veterinary Corps,

 United States Coast Guard, veterinary service, military United States, U.S. Congress Senate

 Committee on Armed Services 

United States Congress Senate Committee on Military Affairs (1914). Army Veterinary Service.

 Hearing before a Subcommittee of the Committee on Military Affairs, United States

 Senate, 63rd Congress, 2d Session, on S. 4331, a Bill to Consolidate the Veterinary

 Service, United States Army, and to Increase Its Efficiency. Printed for the Use of the

 Committee on Military Affairs. U.S. Govt. Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 24 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 Un35 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, United States Congress

 Senate Committee on Military Affairs, Army veterinary service, 63rd Congress, S. 4331, United

 States Army Veterinary Corps, veterinary service, military law and legislation United States 

United States Dept of Agriculture, J. Gamgee and H. Capron (1871). Report of the Commissioner

 of Agriculture. --Report of Professor Gamgee on the Lung Plague. --Report of Dr. J.J.

 Woodward on the Pathological Anatomy and Histology of the Respiratory Organs in

 the Pleuro-Pneumonia of Cattle. --Report of Professor Gamgee on the Ill Effects of

 Smutty Corn in the Feed of Farm Animals. --Report of Professor Gamgee on the

 Splenic or Periodic Fever of Cattle. --Report of Drs. Billings and Curtis of Results of 

Examinations of Fluids of Diseased Cattle with Reference to the Presence of

 Cryptogamic Growths. --Report of H.W. Ravenel on the Fungi of Texas. --Report of

 J.R. Dodge on Statistical and Historical Investigations of the Progress and Results of

 the Texas Cattle Disease. U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 205 p. 

NAL Call Number: 1 Ag85D 

Descriptors: Texas cattle disease, cattle diseases, Horace Capron 1804-1885, John Gamgee

 1831-1894, Joseph Janvier Woodward, John Shaw Billings, Edward Curtis, Jacob Richards

 Dodge, lung plague, respiratory organs, pleuro-pneumonia, smutty corn, Texas cattle fever,

 H.W. Ravanel, illustrations, part colored plates, plates, United States, Commissioner of 

Agriculture, United States Dept. of Agriculture 

United States Dept. of the Air Force ([date unknown]). The Veterinary Technician. U.S. Dept. of

 the Air Force. Air Force Manual no. 163-162. United States Air Force: Washington, D.C., 1

 volume. 

NAL Call Number: TX533.U5 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, veterinary service, military,

 food adulteration and inspection, United States Air Force veterinary service, manual,

 appendix, bibliography, illustrations, veterinary technician, United States Dept. of the Air Force 

University of Illinois (Urbana-Champaigne campus) Dept. of Animal Pathology and Hygiene (1943). 

Fight Animal Disease: to Meet Production Goals. University of Illinois, College of

 Agriculture, Extension Service in Agriculture and Home Economics Circular no. 557, University 

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 of Illinois, College of Agriculture, Extension Service in Agriculture and Home Economics:

 Urbana, Illinois, 57 p.
 

NAL Call Number: 275.29 Il62C no. 557
 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, animal diseases, illustrations,

 animal pathology, animal hygiene
 

University of Missouri College of Agriculture (1988). A Condensed History of Veterinary Medicine. 

University of Missouri-Columbia, Agricultural Experiment Station Special Report no. 366,

 University of Missouri-Columbia, College of Agriculture: Columbia, Missouri, 4 p. 

NAL Call Number: 100 M693Sp no. 366 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine history, study and teaching 

Notes: Cover title. "June 1988" 

University of Pennsylvania Bicentennial Conference (1941). The Relation of Diseases in Lower

 Animals to Human Welfare by John R. Mohler, Raymond A. Kelser and Cassius Way.

 University of Pennsylvania Press: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 39 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 P383 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, public health, animals as

 carriers of disease, veterinary public health, John Robbins Mohler, Raymond Alexander Kelser,

 Cassius Way, University of Pennsylvania Bicentennial Conference, animal diseases, human 

health 

Notes: Three papers presented at conference. References at end of second paper. At head

 of title: University of Pennsylvania. Bicentennial Conference. The Relationship of Animal 

Diseases to Human Welfare, by J.R. Mohler. Veterinary Research and Public Health, by R.A.

 Keiser. Progress in Veterinary Medicine, by Cassius Way. 

University of Pennsylvania Veterinary School (1897). The Veterinary Profession: Its Relation to

 the Health and Wealth of the Nation, and What It Offers As a Career. [publisher

 unknown]: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 88 p. 

NAL Call Number: Film no. 1653 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, illustrations, microfilm, veterinary career, Pennsylvania

 Veterinary School, veterinary medicine history, University of Pennsylvania 

Notes: Several short articles by officers of the University of Pennsylvania and Alumni of its

 Veterinary School, University Park, Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania State University, 1997. 1

 microfilm reel; 35 mm. USAIN state and local literature preservation project -- Pennsylvania

 agricultural literature on microfilm (1997). 

Urban and Rural Systems Associates (1976). Women in Veterinary Medicine. Exploratory Study of

 Women in the Health Professions Schools no. 5, U.S. Dept of Health, Education and Welfare

 (HEW), Women's Action Program: Washington, D.C., 101 p. 

NAL Call Number: SF779.5.U7 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, women veterinarians, United

 States, women veterinarians United States history, veterinary medicine women, Women's

 Action Program 

Notes: Prepared for the Women's Action Program, Office of Special Concerns, Office of the 

Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation, Department of Health, Education and Welfare

 pursuant to Contract: HEW 0S-74-291. Cover title: Veterinary Medicine. 

Vallery-Radot, R. (1927). The Life of Pasteur. Doubleday, Page: Garden City, N.Y., 484 p. 

NAL Call Number: 120 P26V 1927 

Descriptors: Louis Pasteur 1822-1895, illustrations, translation, veterinary medicine, food

 safety, index, plates, portrait, biography, veterinary medicine history, milk, Rene ValleryRadot 1853-1933, Mrs. R.L. Devonshire, Sir William Osler 

Notes: Translated from the French by Mrs. R.L. Devonshire, with an introduction by Sir

 William Osler. 

Veterinary Medicine [Magazine] (1937). Feline Practice; Selected Articles Reprinted From 

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Veterinary Medicine. Veterinary Magazine Corporation: Chicago, Illinois, 95 p.
 

NAL Call Number: 41 V643F
 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, felines, cats, veterinary medicine history, articles, reprint,

 illustrations, bibliography
 

Veterinary Medicine Magazine (1942). Veterinary Service in Wartime. Veterinary Magazine

 Corporation: Chicago, Illinois, 162 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 V643V 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, wartime, World War Two, reprint, veterinary medicine

 history, veterinary service in wartime 

Notes: Reprinted from Veterinary Medicine Magazine. 

Walley, T. (1879). The Four Bovine Scourges: Pleuro-Pneumonia, Foot-and-Mouth Disease, 

Cattle Plague, Tubercle (Scrofula) with an Appendix on the Inspection of Live

 Animals and Meat. Maclachlan & Stewart and Simpkin, Marshall: Edinburgh, England and

 London, England, 215 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 W153 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, cattle plague, cattle diseases,

 foot-and-mouth disease, pleuro-pneumonia, tubercle (scrofula), appendix, index, meat

 inspection, live animal inspection, plates, illustrations, rinderpest, bovine scourges, Great

 Britain, Thomas Walley 1842-1894 

Washington, G. (1847). Letters on Agriculture from His Excellency, George Washington,

 President of the United States to Arthur Young, Esq., F.R.S. and Sir John Sinclair,

 Bart., M.P.: with Statistical Tables and Remarks, by Thomas Jefferson, Richard

 Peters, and Other Gentlemen, on the Economy and Management of Farms in the

 United States. Philadelphia: William S. Martien & New York: Baker & Scribner, and William S.

 Martien, Washington, D.C. 198 p. 

NAL Call Number: 31.3 W27 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, letters, George Washington

 1732-1799, Arthur Young, Sir John Sinclair, Thomas Jefferson, Richard Peters, Franklin Knight,

 statistical tables, facsimiles, illustrations, map, portrait, plates 

Notes: Edited by Franklin Knight. Half-title: Farmers' Souvenir. Washington's Agricultural 

Correspondence. Facsimiles are included in pagination, but are also separately paginated. 

Other authors: Arthur Young 1741-1820, Sir John Sinclair 1754-1835, Thomas Jefferson

 1734-1826, Richard Peters 1743-1828, Franklin Knight 

Washington State University Veterinary History Collection (1997). Five Centuries of Veterinary

 Medicine: a Short-Title Catalog of the Washington State University Veterinary

 History Collection Compiled, with Annotations and Indexing, by J. Fred Smithcors

 and Ann Smithcors; Foreword by John Guido. Washington State University Press:

 Pullman, Washington, 145 p. 

NAL Call Number: Z6674.W37 1997 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, Washington State University

 Veterinary History Collection, J. Fred Smithcors, Ann Smithcors 1934-, John Guido,

 bibliography, catalog, indexes, illustrations 

Waterson, A.P. (1961). Introduction to Animal Virology. Cambridge University Press: Cambridge,

 England, 96 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 W312 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary virology, bibliography, illustrations, viruses 

Notes: Other title: Animal Virology. 

Waterson, A.P. (1968). Introduction to Animal Virology. 2nd edition, Cambridge University Press:

 Cambridge, England, 176 p. 

NAL Call Number: QR360.W3 1968 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, viruses, virus diseases, animal virology, bibliography, 

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 illustrations, veterinary virology, animal diseases 

Waterson, A.P. and L. Wilkinson (1978). An Introduction to the History of Virology. Cambridge

 University Press: Cambridge England and New York, New York, 237 p. 

NAL Call Number: QR359.W37 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, virology, virology history,

 bibliography, plates, illustrations, veterinary virology, indexes 

West, G.P., Sir F. Ware and the British Veterinary Association (1961). A History of the Overseas

 Veterinary Services. British Veterinary Association: London, England, 143 p. 

NAL Call Number: SF699.W8 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, Great Britain, British colonies,

 Asia, Sudan 

White, T.P. (192?). Retrospection; Depicting in Words the Story of the Bureau of Animal 

Industry, United States Department of Agriculture. Bureau of Animal Industry, United

 States Dept. of Agriculture: Washington, D.C., 35 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 W586 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, Bureau of Animal Industry

 United States Department of Agriculture history, animal culture United States history, Timothy

 Paul White 1872, poetry 

Wilder, B.G. and Simon Henry Gage (1881). Introduction: a Guide to Practical Work in

 Elementary Anatomy, Histology, and Experimental Physiology; Based Mainly Upon

 the Cat, Frog, and Comparative Anatomy and Physiology. A.S. Barnes & Co.: New York,

 New York and Chicago, Illinois, 54 p. 

NAL Call Number: 444 W64I 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, anatomy, comparative

 anatomy, laboratory manuals, physiology, histology, animal anatomy, human anatomy, Burt

 Green Wilder 1841-1925, Simon Henry Gage 1851-1944, cat, frog, Menobranchus,

 illustrations 

Notes: Introduction to the authors' "Laboratory Guide." 

Wilkinson, L. (1992). Animals and Disease: an Introduction to the History of Comparative

 Medicine. Cambridge University Press: Cambridge, England and New York, New York, 227 p. 

NAL Call Number: R133.W54 1992 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, comparative medicine history,

 illustrations, index, bibliographic references 

Williams, W.L. (1917). Veterinary Obstetrics. The author: Ithaca, New York, 637 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 W672V 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, veterinary obstetrics,

 illustrations, plates, United States 

Williams, W. (1890). The Principles and Practice of Veterinary Surgery. 7th edition, Sabiston &

 Murray: New York, New York, 746 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 W67P 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, veterinary surgery,

 illustrations, plates 

Winslow, K. (1901). Veterinary Materia Medica and Therapeutics. [publisher unknown]: New

 York, New York, 755 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41 W73 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, pharmacy, therapeutics, veterinary medicine history,

 United States 

Wiser, V.D., L. Mark, H.G. Purchase and D.V. Robertson (1987). One Hundred Years of Animal 

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Health, 1884-1984. Journal of NAL Associates New Series 11, nos. 1/4., Associates of the

 National Agricultural Library: Beltsville, Maryland, 230 p.
 

NAL Call Number: SF601.O63 1987
 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine history, United States Bureau of Animal Industry history,

 bibliographies, illustrations, portraits
 

Notes: Cover title: "100 Years of Animal Health, 1884-1984."
 

Woodrow, C.E. (1962). The Export and Import of Dogs and Cats; a Handbook of Regulations,

 Prepared by C.E. Woodrow on Behalf of the Editorial Committee of the British Small

 Animal Association. Pergamon Press: Oxford, New York, 107 p. 

NAL Call Number: 41.5 W86 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary hygiene, legislation, import and export, dogs,

 cats, regulations 

Youatt, W. (1839). The Obligation and Extent of Humanity to Brutes, Principally Considered

 with Reference to the Domesticated Animals. Longman, Orme, Brown, Green and

 Longman: London, England, 218 p. 

NAL Call Number: 412 Y8 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, animal welfare, William

 Youatt 1776-1847, domesticated animals 

Youatt, W. (1810). A Treatise on the Choice, Buying and General Management of Livestock;

 Comprising Delineations and Description of the Principal Breeds Together with an

 Appendix on the Improvement of British Wool, and on the Destruction of Vermin

 Infesting Farmyards, etc. 2nd edition, B. Crosby and Co.: London, England, 232 p. 

NAL Call Number: 40 Y8 

Descriptors: veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine history, veterinary husbandry history,

 animal breeds, British wool, vermin, domestic animals, William Youatt 1776-1847, livestock

 management, appendix, illustrations 

Notes: Second edition revised and enlarged by the author of The Complete Grazier.

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