Selected writings, 1877-1930.
Publisher: The Clarendon press
Published: 1931
Place of publication: Oxford
Language: eng
Number of pages: 368
Subjects: Medicine
Notes: "This volume of the selected writings of Sir D'Arcy Power ... was given to him by his friends on the occasion of his seventy-fifth birthday, 11 November 1930."
Table of contents: title: John Hunter: a martyr to science.; title: English medicine and surgery in the fourteenth century.; title: Some episodes in the history of St. Bartholomew's.; title: The education of a surgeon under Thomas Vicary.; title: The fees of our ancestors.; title: Notes on the bibliography of three sixteenth century English books connected with London hospitals.; title: Dr. William Harvey and St. Bartholomew's hospital.; title: A revised chapter in the life of Dr. William Harvey.; title: John Ward and his diary.; title: Why Samuel Pepys discontinued his diary.; title: The centenary of the Royal college of surgeons of England, 1900.; title: Spencer Wells' forceps: a surgical eponym.; title: Imaginary annals of the section of comparative medicine.; title: How the tradition of British surgery came to America.; title: The palliative treatment of aneurysm by 'wiring' with Colt's apparatus.; title: On cancer of the tongue.; title: A short-title bibliography of the writings of Sir D'Arcy Power (p. [330]-355)