Dr. Henry Gibbons: In Memoriam commemorates the life and work of Dr. Henry Gibbons and includes the inaugural "Lane Lectures" delivered in his honor at Cooper Medical College on January 2, 1885. This volume offers insights into 19th-century medical education and practice, providing a historical perspective on the evolution of medicine. The lecture, presented by Levi Cooper Lane, serves as a tribute to Gibbons' contributions to the medical field.
This publication is a valuable resource for historians of medicine, biographers, and anyone interested in the intellectual and professional life of a prominent 19th-century physician. It provides a glimpse into the medical landscape of the era and the significance of individuals like Dr. Gibbons in shaping its trajectory.
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