Eighteenth Century Medics: Subscriptions, Licenses, Apprenticeships
- ISBN-10
- 0701700424
- ISBN-13
- 9780701700423
- Category
- Medical personnel
- Pages
- 1270
- Language
- English
- Published
- 1985
- Authors
- Peter John Wallis, R. V. Wallis, T. D. Whittet
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SURGEON , APOTHECARY 17190 GROOMGRIDCE , JOHN ROBINSON , EOWARD POYRATZ , ROBERT WILDER , GERVAS ROBINSON , ELIGA ROBINSON , JONN ROBINSON , JONN EDENSOR , JOHN FOGG , ENRY 21-5-1785 21-10-1719 16-6-1735 JU - 7-1717 30-7-1712 JO ...
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