1844 SYDENHAM, Thomas (1624 – 1689); GREENHILL, William Alexander (1814 – 1894)

Thomae Sydenham, M. D., Opera omnia. Edidit Gulielmus Alexander Greenhill.

Sydenham has been called the “Father of English Medicine”. His reputation rests on his first-hand accounts of such conditions as the malarial fevers of his times, gout, scarlatina, measles, etc. A better edition of th…

GMN 63 · https://historyofmedicine.com/id/991

1848 –1850 SYDENHAM, Thomas (1624 – 1689); GREENHILL, William Alexander (1814 – 1894); LATHAM, Robert Gordon (1812 – 1888)

The works of Thomas Sydenham. Translated from the Latin edition of Dr. Greenhill with a life of the author by R.G. Latham. 2 vols.

Best English translation of Sydenham’s works.

GMN 64 · https://historyofmedicine.com/id/1087

1930 FABER, Knud Helge (1862 – 1956)

Nosography, the evolution of clinical medicine in modern times. 2nd ed.

A well-illustrated and reliable account.

GMN 2239 · https://historyofmedicine.com/id/3827

1932 MAJOR, Ralph Hermon (1884 – 1970)

Classic descriptions of disease.

A collection of classic descriptions of disease by 179 different writers, from ancient times to the present. Foreign papers are translated into English. A second edition of this most interesting and useful book appear…

GMN 2241 · https://historyofmedicine.com/id/3835

1960 BETT, Walter Reginald (1903 – 1968)

The history of internal medicine. Selected diseases.

Attempts to list and annotate every reference of fundamental importance in the development of 21 selected diseases.

GMN 2243 · https://historyofmedicine.com/id/3837

1963 KEELE, Kenneth David (1909 – 1987)

The evolution of clinical methods in medicine.

FitzPatrick Lectures 1960-61. This book traces the changing clinical methods throughout the centuries to show how they arose and how they have grown into their present forms.

GMN 2243.2 · https://historyofmedicine.com/id/3839