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Robley Dunglison (4
January 1798 – 1
April 1869) was an English-American physician,
medical educator and
author who
served as the
first full-time professor...
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States Navy
admiral Robley D.
Evans (physicist),
American physicist Robley Dunglison, English-American physician,
medical educator and
author This disambiguation...
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publication was
edited by
Richard James Dunglison,
whose father Robley Dunglison was
physician to
Thomas Jefferson.
Dunglison edited the next four editions. These...
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Robley Dunglison Evans (18
August 1846 – 3
January 1912), born in
Floyd County, Virginia, was a rear
admiral in the
United States Navy, who
served from...
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Charles Oscar Waters (1816–1892),
published in the
first edition of
Robley Dunglison's Practice of
Medicine in 1842.
Waters described "a form of c****a, vulgarly...
- Co-Products and Byproducts. Springer. pp. 135–141. ISBN 978-1-4020-1552-6.
Dunglison, R. (1866).
Medical Lexicon: A
Dictionary of
Medical Science.
Henry C...
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caseosa means cheesy. The term was
first published in 1846 in the
Dunglison Dictionary of
Medical Sciences.
Vernix is
produced during a
distinct phase...
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chemical and
scientific purposes. See
Hydrophobe page.
Dunglison RJ (1895). A
dictionary of
medical science:
containing a full explanation...
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Dunglison,
Robley (October 1848). "Art. XXVI.—Medical Lexicon. A
Dictionary of Medical...
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Robley Dunglison Jones (December 31, 1860 – July 7, 1917) was an
American politician and judge. He
served as the state's
attorney for
Worcester County...
