Medical Lives in the Age of Surgical Revolution

M. Anne Crowther · Marguerite Dupree

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List of illustrations List of tables Acknowledgements Abbreviations Introduction 1. Arrivals 2. Student days: the shared experience of survival 3. Joseph Lister and the teaching of surgery 4. First steps: the first five years after qualification 5. Jex-Blake's women: education and careers 6. Varieties of practice 7. Listerism in practice 8. Lister's men abroad: settlers 9. Lister's men abroad: imperialists, missionaries and enclaves 10. Last days Conclusion Appendices Bibliography Index.

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