Chapman was also a Fellow of the College of Physicians, elected in 1807. A gifted teacher, charming, full of vitality, with a great sense of humor, Chapman was popular, and through his personality and competence rose to social prominence. He married Rebecca Biddle, daughter of Col. Clement Biddle, an officer in the Revolutionary War and close friend of George Washington. Chapman died in Philadelphia on 1 July 1853. Scope and Contents One volume containing lectures from the first part of Chapman s course on the practice of medicine, diseases of the circulatory system, which consists of fevers and hemorrhages.
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