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THE APOTHECARY IN PROVINCIAL GILDS
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  • 1868Early english text society30 cited
  • 1962THE PERSONNEL AND PRACTICE OF MEDICINE IN TUDOR AND STUART ENGLAND: PART I. THE PROVINCES25 cited
  • 1940“British Medical Societies”12 cited
  • 1959John Sheldon, F.R.S., and the Exeter Medical School11 cited
  • 1979The Influence and Development of English Gilds7 cited

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  • 2015The Medicines of Katherine, Duchess of Norfolk, 1463–7115 cited

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