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Biography
Found in 31 Collections and/or Records:
Biographical sketch of Sir William Osler
A nine-page reminiscence of Dr. William Osler's life and work written October 6, 1923 by Arthur L. Knight, who was a contemporary and friend of Dr. Osler.
Biography of George Walter McCoy / by Charles Armstrong
Correspondence between NLM and the author and two drafts and a bibliography about George Walter McCoy.
Carl Gottfried Hartman Papers
Contains copies of Dr. Hartman's biographical notes and typed autobiography, reprints of his articles and two of books Hartman authored.
Emerson Crosby Kelly Papers
Contains biographical data on physicians graduating from American medical schools whose names are not in American Medical Association directories.
Fifty years of medicine: a philosophical approach
Covering his own professional career, Moxness recalls the significant developments in military and civilian medical education in the United States from 1925 to 1974.
Jaroslav Nemec Medico-Legal Collection
Material assembled by Jaroslav Nemec as part of his work at the National Library of Medicine. Included are short biographies of important figures in forensic medicine, a directory of institutes of legal medicine, two narrative articles, and correspondence and other material resulting from a project to identify all conference, congresses, and meetings on legal medicine.
Josephus Reynolds addresses
Two speeches written and delivered by Josephus Reynolds.
Leonard C. McPhail Diary
Includes biographical data and typescript of diary. McPhail was assistant surgeon, U.S. Army. Diary records his journey leading to the signing of a treaty with the Comanches.
Life of William Darlington, addressed to W. Townsend
Biography is written on envelopes addressed to W. Townsend, cashier, Bank of Chester County, West Chester, Pa.
Medical leader of the nineteenth century : career of Dr. Samuel Merrifield Bemiss : in summary
Biography of S. M. Bemiss, a Kentucky physician who later served in the Confederate army, taught at the Universities of Louisville and Louisiana, edited the New Orleans medical and surgical journal, and served as chairman of the Yellow Fever Commission and the committee on contagious diseases of the National Board of Health.