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Swan Correspondence
Incoming correspondence of Dr. Swan relating to his work for the American Society of Tropical Medicine, the Philadelphia County Medical Society, and the New York Medical Journal. Subjects discussed include tropical medicine, the Army Medical School, and the American Red Cross.
Notes on the Lectures on the Theory and Practice of Medicine Delivered to the Medical Class of the University of Pennsylvania, 1891-1892-1893
Lectures from 5 Oct. 1891 to 14 Feb. 1893. Notes taken by John M. Swan; his autograph in v. 2-5. Vol. 5 largely blank.
Notes on the Lectures on Physiology Delivered to the Medical Class of the University of Pennsylvania
Notes taken by John M. Swan from 3 Oct. 1890 to 6 April 1891. Many additions tipped in; volume 3 mainly blank.
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