Dr Bernard Dixon and Kath Adams 130 Cornwall Road

Out-of-print medical and biomedical books Ruislip Manor Middlesex HA4 6AW Tel: 01895 632390 kathadams@blueyonder.co.uk

March 2013

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Wherein we offer a succulent selection of books celebrating the innovators and practitioners of medicine and science, and the institutions, societies and gatherings within which they have ractised their crafts and communicated their findings. p ALL FIRST EDITIONS UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED TERMS: Prices are net and postage is extra at cost. Orders can be made by phone, e-mail or letter. Please make payment by cheque on receipt of invoice. Please return books within ten days if not entirely satisfied. 1. ABRAHAMSON, Howard S., Hero in Disgrace: The Life of Arctic Explorer, Frederick A. Cook. Paragon House, New York, 1991, 250pp. dw slightly marked. £7 2. ABSE, Dannie, Poetry and Poverty. Copy of the Winter 1970 (Second Series, Vol 3, No 4) issue of The Private Library containing Abse’s account of the magazine (Poetry and Poverty) hich he and friends launched when he was a medical student. £3 w 3. ALLAN, Mea, The Hookers of Kew 1785-1911. Michael Joseph 1967, 273pp. d w slightly torn. £6

4. ALLEN, David Elliston, The Naturalist in Britain: A Social History. Allen Lane 1976, 292pp. d w spine faded, owner’s name in pen at front. £7

5. Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society, Volume 87, Number 1, 14 July 1943, “The Early History of Science and Learning in America”. Papers by academics at Princeton, Yale and elsewhere on topics such as physical anthropology in the USA, Rafinesque and world botany and Horatio Gates Spafford, precursor of Bessemer. American Philosophical Society 1943, 119pp. c overs torn, a bit scruffy. £5

6. ANDRADE, E.N.Da C., Poems and Songs. Macmillan 1949, 89pp. d w slightly torn, price clipped. £8

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7. ANG, Swee Chai, From Beirut to Jerusalem: A Woman Surgeon with the Palestinians. Grafton (Collins) 1989, 302pp. dw, signed by author. 8. ARTHUR, Jane (ed), Medicine in Wisbech and the Fens

£5

1700-1920. Seagull Enterprises 1985, 83pp. booklet produced for exhibition during 150th anniversary of the isbech and Fenland Museum. £4 W

9. ASHER, Richard, Copy of Twentieth Century, Autumn 1962, Vol 172, No 1015. Includes Richard Asher on “Fashions in Disease”, and other papers by John Fry, Peter Alexander, Ian Aird, Maurice Pappworth, Sir Arthur Porritt, Sir Charles Dodds and Enoch Powell (then Health Minister in the Macmillan overnment). £10 g 10. BADGER, G.M. (ed), Captain Cook: Navigator and Scientist (Papers presented at the Cook Bicentenary Symposium, Australian Academy of Science, Canberra, 1 May 1969. Australian National University Press 1970, 143pp. d w. £11

11. BAILEY, FRS, Edward Battersby, James Hutton – the Founder of Modern Geology. Elsevier 1967, 161pp. e x lib, dw. £6

12. BAILEY, Guy, The Fatal Chance: Twelve Cases from the Notebook of a Crime Pathologist. Peter Davies 1969, 174pp. d w slightly torn. £6

13. BARBER, Geoffrey, Country Doctor (Essex Library). Boydell Press 1974, 97pp. p b, a little bit scruffy. £4

14. BARLOW, Nora (ed with an Introduction by), Charles Darwin and the Voyage of the Beagle. Pilot Press 1945, 279pp. text on spine slightly faded, label removal mark on inside front oard. £8 b 15. BARNETT, Dame Henrietta, Matters That Matter. John Murray 1930, 411pp. ex lib, library bound, label removal marks on inside front board and front end paper, library stamp on lower edge. £22 16. BARRINGER, Floyd S., Wartime Odyssey: A Sequel July 1944-April 1946. Floyd S. Barringer 1989, 120pp. p b, handwritten dedication by author and his wife. £5

17. BASHFORD, Sir Henry (ed), Doctors in Shirtsleeves: Musings on Hobbies, Meals, Patients, Sport and Philosophy. Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner 1939, 294pp. dw, with four letters from the editor, label removal mark on front end paper, pen writing on inside front board and front e nd paper. £10

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18. BEALE, FRS, Lionel S., On the Ultimate Nerve-fibres Distributed to Muscle and some Other Tissues, with Observations upon the Structure and Probable Mode of Action of a Nervous Mechanism (Croonian Lecture 1865). Complete (half leather) bound volume of Proceedings of the Royal Society (12 January-21 December 1865, Vol XIV) containing this paper and others by John Tyndall, Spencer Cobbold, Edward Frankland, Henry Bastian and others. ex lib, library label on inside back board, front hinge loose.£10 19. BENADY, Sam, Civic Hospital and Epidemics in Gibraltar. Gibraltar Books 1994, 132pp. dw, ex lib, library number on lower edge. £28 20. BERKELEY, Reginald, The Lady With a Lamp. Victor Gollancz 1929, 136pp. dw torn, marked, price clipped, owner’s name in pen at front. £4 21. BERLINSKI, David, The King of Infinite Space: Euclid and His Elements. Basic Books, New York, 2012, advance uncorrected proof, 63pp. pb. £4 22. BISHOP, P.J., LUCAS, B.D.B. and LUCAS, B.G.B., The Seven Ages of The Brompton: A Saga of a Hospital. Royal Brompton National Heart and Lung Hospitals 1991, 230pp. dw slightly marked. £10 23. BISHOP, W.J. (under the auspices of the Council for International Organizations of Medical Sciences with the financial assistance of UNESCO), Bibliography of International Congresses of Medical Sciences. Blackwell Scientific 1958, 238pp. w torn, owner’s name in pen at front. £4 d

24. BLAND-SUTTON, Sir John, The Story of a Surgeon. M ethuen 1930, 204pp. £4

25. BLIGH, Beatrice, Cherish The Earth: The Story of Gardening in Australia. Ure Smith, Sydney, in association with the National Trust of Australia (NSW) 1973, 132p. dw slightly torn. £8 26. BLOCH, Iwan (translated from the German by James Bruce), Marquis de Sade: His Life and Works. Castle Books, New York, 948, 128pp. £4 1 27. BOORSTIN, Daniel J., The Discoverers: A History of Man’s Search to Know His World and Himself. J.M. Dent 1984, 745pp. d w. £4

28. BOWER, FRS, F.O., Joseph Dalton Hooker (Pioneers of rogress: Men of Science). SPCK 1919, 62pp. £7 P

29. BRAIN, Sir Russell, Tea with Walter de la Mare. Faber and Faber 1958, third impression, first published 1957,

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127pp. d w price clipped. £8

30. BRECHER, Edward M., The Sex Researchers. Little, Brown, Canada, 1969, 354pp. dw very slightly torn. £4 31. BROOKS, Paul, The House of Life: Rachel Carson at Work – With Selections from Her Writings, Published and Unpublished. George Allen & Unwin 1973, 350pp. d w very slightly torn. £8

32. BROWN, Gertrude M., “I Have Lived”: the Autobiography of Dauntless Doctor Brown. Stanborough Press in affiliation with the Review and Herald Publishing Association, Washington DC, n/d, 58pp. £5 1 33. BRYAN, George S., Edison: The Man and His Work. Alfred A. Knopf [1930], 304pp. spine faded. £4 34. BURGESS, G.H.O., The Curious World of Frank Buckland. John Baker 1967, 242pp. d w torn. £9

35. BURGESS, Tyrell, LOCKE, Michael, PRATT, John and RICHARDS, Nick, Degrees East: The Making of the University of East London 1892-1992. Athlone 1995, 275p. dw. £6 36. BURTON, Anthony, Richard Tevithick: Giant of Steam. Aurum Press 2000, 246pp. d w. £10

37. CALDICOTT, Helen, A Desperate Passion: An Autobiography. W.W. Norton 1996, 366p. d w. £5

38. CARREL, Alexis, Journey to Lourdes. Hamish Hamilton 1950, 77pp. pb, dw torn. £16 39. CARVER, Martin, Sutton Hoo: Burial Ground of Kings? British Museum Press 1998, 195pp. d w. £4

40. CHAMBERLAIN, Geoffrey, Special Delivery: The Life of the Celebrated British Obstetrician – William Nixon. Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists 2004, 154pp. pb. £5 41. CHANCELLOR, Valerie E. (ed and with an Introduction by), Master and Artisan in Victorian England: The Diary of William Andrews and the Autobiography of Joseph Gutteridge (Documents of Social History). Augustus M. Kelley, New York, 1969, 238pp. d w torn. £4

42. CHAPMAN, Stanley, Jesse Boot of Boots the Chemist: A Study

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in Business History. Hodder and Stoughton 1974, 221pp. d w. £4

43. CHOMSKY, Noam, Chronicles of Dissent: Interviews with David Barsamian. AK Press 1992, 398pp. pb.

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44. Synopsis of the Physiological Series in the Christ Church Museum. Arranged for the Use of Students after the Plan of the Hunterian Collection, and chiefly under the Divisions of the Hunterian Catalogue. Oxford University 1853, 42pp. d edication in pen at front, boards marked. £22

45. CLARK, Gregory, ‘Doc’: 100 Year History of the Sick Berth Branch. HMSO 1984, 172pp. p b. £3

46. CLARK-KENNEDY, A.E., The London: A Study in the Voluntary Hospital System – Volume One: The First Hundred Years 1740-1840; Volume Two: The Second Hundred Years 1840-1948. Pitman Medical 1962 and 1963, 264pp and 310pp. ex lib, library number on spines. £20 for two volumes 47. CLARK-KENNEDY, A.E., London Pride: The Story of a Voluntary Hospital. Hutchinson Benham 1979, 254pp. p b, pen writing on front end paper. £4

48. CLARKE, J.F., Autobiographical Recollections of the Medical Profession. J. & A. Churchill 1874, 537pp. ex lib, library bound (BMA). £16 49. COLE, Douglas and LOCKNER, Bradley (eds), To the Charlottes: George Dawson’s 1878 Survey of the Queen Charlotte Islands (The Pioneers of British Columbia). UBC Press, Vancouver, 1993, 212pp. pb. £5 50. COLINGRIDGE, Vanessa, Captain Cook: Obsession and Betrayal in the New World. Ebury 2002, 368pp. pb. £4 51. COLP Jr, Ralph, To be An Invalid. Reprinted from the Journal of the History of Biology, Vol 31, 1998, pp211-240. Colp is the author of “To Be An Invalid: The Illness of Charles Darwin”. £4 52. COLQUHOUN, Kate, A Thing in Disguise: The Visionary Life of Joseph Paxton. Fourth Estate 2003, 307pp. d w. £4

53. COMFORT, Alex (ed with an Introduction by David Goodway), Writings Against Power & Death: The Anarchist Articles and Pamphlets of Alex Comfort. Freedom Press 1994, 166pp. p b. £4

54. COOK, James (edited by A. Grenfell Price), The Explorations of Captain James Cook in the Pacific – as told by Selections of his own Journals 1768-1779. Dover, New York, 1971, first

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published by The Limited Editions Club 1957, 292pp. ex lib, dw torn. £8 55. COOPER, FRS, Bransby Blake, The Life of Sir Astley Cooper, Bart interspersed with Sketches from his Note-Books of Distinguished Contemporary Characters. John W. Parker 1843: Volume I, 448pp; Volume II, 480pp. boards slightly worn, owner’s name in pen at front. £35 for two volumes 56. COOPER, David (ed), Chris Barnard – By Those Who Know Him. Vlaeberg, Cape Town, 1992, 362pp. p b, marked crease across front (card) cover. £4

57. COPE, Sir Zachary, The History of St. Marys Hospital Medical School or A Century of Medical Education. William Heinemann 1954, 257pp. dw torn. £10 58. COPE, Sir Zachary, The Royal College of Surgeons of England: A History. Anthony Blond 1959, 360pp. dw torn, price clipped. £10 59. COPEMAN, W.S.C., The Worshipful Society of Apothecaries of London: A History 1617-1967. Pergamon 1967, 112pp. ex lib, dw torn, hinges repaired. £6 60. CORTAZZI, Hugh, Dr Willis in Japan 1862-1877: British Medical Pioneer. Athlone Press 1985, 273pp. d w. £12

61. COTCHIN, Ernest, The Royal Veterinary College London: A Bicentenary History. Barracuda Books 1990, 232pp. d w. £11

62. COTTMAN, Evans W. (with Wyatt Blassingame), Out-Island Doctor. Hodder and Stoughton 1967, second impression, first published 1963, 248pp. dw torn, dedication from author. £4 63. COWLES, Raymond B., Zulu Journal: Field Notes of a Naturalist in South Africa. University of California Press 1959, 267pp. ex lib, dw, signs of label removal on front end paper. £4 64. CROMPTON, R.E., Reminiscences. Constable 1928, 238pp. £10

65. CRUICKSHANK, Helen Gere (ed with an Introduction by, illustrated by Francis Lee Jacques), John and William Bartram’s America: Selections from the Writings of the Philadelphia aturalists. Devin-Adair, New York, 1957, 418pp. £8 N 66. CULLEN, Tom, The Mild Murderer: The True Story of the Dr Crippen Case. Houghton Mifflin, Boston, 1977, 224pp. dw torn. £8 67. CURREY, J.E.B. (ed), Reflections on the Colony of New South Wales – George Caley: Explorer and Natural History Collector for

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Sir Joseph Banks. Angus and Robertson 1967, 230pp. d w torn. £9

68. Henry Hallett DALE, FRS, 1875-1968 (by W.S. Feldberg). Reprinted from the Biographical Memoirs of Fellows of The Royal Society, Vol 16, November 1970, pp77—174. £4 69. DARWIN, Charles, Down House: Here Darwin Thought and Worked for Forty Years and Died 1882. British Association for the Advancement of Science 1929, 14pp. b ooklet, loose pages. £5

70. DARWIN, Charles, Historical and Descriptive Catalogue of the Darwin Memorial at Down House, Downe, Kent. British Association or the Advancement of Science, n/d., 35pp. £4 f 71. DAVIDSON, Andrew, Bloodlines: Real Lives in a Great British Hospital. Little, Brown 1998, 307pp. dw. £4 72. DAVIDSON, Maurice and ROUVRAY, F.G., The Brompton Hospital: The Story of a Great Adventure. Lloyd-Luke 1954, 152pp. dw slightly torn and marked. £8 73. DAWES, Edwin A., The Great Illusionists. Chartwell, New Jersey, 1979, 216pp. dw, Eddie Dawes was Professor of Biochemistry at the University f Hull and a Gold Star member of the Magic Circle. £4 o 74. DAY, Vice-Admiral Sir Archibald, The Admiralty Hydrographic Service 1795-1919. HMSO 1967, 378pp. ex lib, library stamp on upper and lower edges, spine of inside front and back boards has sellotape removal marks, spine of front nd paper repaired. £30 e 75. de BEER, FRS, Sir Gavin (ed), Darwin’s Journal. Bulletin of The British Museum (Natural History) Historical Series, Vol 2, No 1, pp1-21, 1959. booklet. £4 76. De GRUCHÈ, Kingston, Dr D. Duncan Main of Hangchow – Who is Known in China as Dr Apricot of Heaven Below. Marshall, Morgan & Scott [1930], 243pp. front hinge slightly loose, inscription in pen on front end paper, spine slightly faded. £10 77. DOBSON, Jessie, William Clift. William Heinemann Medical 1954, 144pp.

dw slightly torn and marked, signed by author. £5 78. DONALDSON, William (edited with an Introduction by), David Rorie: Poems and Prose. Aberdeen University Press 1983, 116pp. d w, pen writing on front end paper (Rorie was a GP in Fife). £5

79. DOUGLAS HUME, E., Béchamp or Pasteur?: A Lost Chapter in the History of Biology. C.W. Daniel 1932, first published 1923, 301pp.

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d w torn and marked, owner’s name in pen at front. £10

80. DONNAN, FRS, F.G., Ludwig Mond FRS, 1839-1909 (Lecture). Institute of Chemistry 1939, 23pp. booklet. £3 81. DRINKER, Cecil K., Not So Long Ago: A Chronicle of Medicine and Doctors in Colonial Philadelphia. Oxford University Press 1937, 183pp. i n rare, and complete though dirty, dw. £4

82. DUBOS, René, Louis Pasteur: Free Lance of Science. Charles Scribner’s Sons, New York, 1976, new edition, first published 1950, 420pp. d w torn, price clipped. £8

83. DUNS, J., Memoir of Sir James Y. Simpson, Bart. Edmonston and Douglas 1873, 544pp. rather shabby, one side of spine split externally, pages untrimmed. £15 84. DUPREE, A. Hunter, Asa Gray: American Botanist, Friend of Darwin. Johns Hopkins University Press 1988, 503pp. p b. £7

85. EINSTEIN, Albert, Out of My Later Years. Thames and Hudson 1950, 282pp. ex lib, library bound, trace of label removal from inside front oard. £7 b 86. EVANS, John D., CUNLIFFE, Barry and RENFREW, Colin (eds), Antiquity and Man: Essays in Honour of Glyn Daniel. Thames and Hudson 1981, 256pp. l eather-bound edition. £4

87. EVANS, Richard I., Konrad Lorenz: The Man and His Ideas. Harcourt Brace Jovanovich 1975, 302pp. dw price clipped. £7 88. Family & Community History (Journal of the Family and Community Historical Research Society), Vol 7, No 1, May 2004. Contains a paper on “John Ryle, the Institute of Social Medicine nd the Health of Oxford Students” by John Stewart. £5 a

89. Family & Community History (Journal of the Family and Community Historical Research Society, Vol 10, No 1, May 2007. Contains a paper on “Regional Patterns in the Experiences and Treatment of the Sick Poor 1800-40: Rights, Obligations and Duties in the Rhetoric of Paupers” by Steven King, also “From Optimism to Anger: Reading and the Local Consequences Arising from the Hospital Plan for England and Wales 1962” by Richard Biddle. £5 90. FEDERSPIEL, J.F. (translated from the German by Joel Agee), The Ballad of Typhoid Mary. Andre Deutsch 1984, 172pp. dw slightly faded, price clipped, owner’s library label on front end paper. £5

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91. FERGUSON, A.J.A., PRESCOTT, D.T. and ROBERTSON, F., A History of Medicine in South-West Durham. South West Durham Health Authority 1989, 197pp. p b, signed by Ferguson, a few pen scribbles in text. £5

92. FERNIE, Donald, The Whisper & The Vision: The Voyages of the Astronomers. Clarke, Irwin, Canada, 1976, 189pp. dw torn. £8 93. FEUER, Lewis S., Einstein and the Generations of Science. Transaction Books 1982, second edition, first published 1974 by Basic Books, 374pp. p b. £7

94. FEYNMAN, Richard P., “What Do You Care What Other People Think?” – Further Adventures of a Curious Character. Unwin 1990, 255pp. pb slightly scruffy. £4 95. FISHER, Ronald Aylmer 1890-1962 (by F. Yates and K. Mather). Reprinted from the Biographical Memoirs of Fellows of The Royal Society, Vol 9, November 1963, pp91-129. £5 96. FISK, Dorothy, Doctor Jenner of Berkeley. Heinemann 1959, 288pp. d w torn, owner’s name in pen at front. £7

97. FLETCHER, Ronald (ed), The Science of Society and The Unity of Mankind – A Memorial Volume for Morris Ginsberg. Heinemann ducational 1974, 292pp. £4 E 98. FLORENCE, P. Sargant and ANDERSON, J.R.L. (eds), C.K. Ogden: A Collective Memoir. Elek Pemberton 1977, 252pp. pb, spine faded. Includes papers on the importance of Basic English (invented by Ogden) in Science – also Lord Zuckerman on Ogden as a talent scout and editor. p b, spine faded. £7

99. FULLMER, June Z., Sir Humphry Davy’s Published Works. Harvard University Press 1969, 112pp. dw. £8 100. GADOW, FRS, Hans, Jorullo: The History of the Volcano of Jorullo and the Reclamation of the Devastated District by Animals and Plants. Cambridge at the University Press 1930, 100pp. ex lib, library stamp on lower edge, library number embossed on pine, label removal marks on inside front board. £20 s 101. GARDNER-THORPE, Christopher, James Parkinson 1755-1824; and a reprint of “The Shaking Palsy” by James Parkinson, originally published 1817. Christopher Gardner-Thorpe 1998, second edition, first published 1987, 82pp +66pp. e x lib. £6

102. GEARIN-TOSH, Michael, Living Proof: A Medical Mutiny.

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Scribner 2002, 327pp. d w. £4

103. GEDDES, Patrick, The Life and Work of Sir Jagadis C. Bose, FRS: An Indian Pioneer of Science. Longmans, Green 1920, 259pp. ex lib, label and sellotape removal mark on front board and pine. £4 s 104. GEISON, Gerald L., Michael Foster and the Cambridge School of Physiology: The Scientific Enterprise in Late Victorian Society. Princeton University Press, New Jersey, 1978, 401pp. d w slightly torn. £17

105. GELFAND, Michael, Livingstone The Doctor: His Life and Travels – A Study in Medical History. Basil Blackwell 1957, 333pp. d w has sellotape removal marks at corners. £5

106. GEYER-KORDESCH, Johanna and MACDONALD, Fiona, Physicians and Surgeons in Glasgow: The History of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow 1599-1858. Hambledon 1999, 478pp. dw. £10 107. GODWIN, George, Queen Mary College: An Adventure in Education. Queen Mary College and Acorn Press 1939, 209pp. b oards slightly mottled. £5

108. GOREN, Elizabeth, Beyond the Reach of Ladders: My Story as a Therapist Forging Bonds with Firefighters in the Aftermath of 9/11. Open Gate 2011, 257pp. pb, proof copy. £4 109. GRANT DUFF, Adrian (ed, Lord Avebury’s daughter), The Life-Work of Lord Avebury (Sir John Lubbock) 1834-1914. Comprising essays by various writers. Watts 1924, 261pp. e x lib. £7

110. GRASSET, Hector, Béchamp – An Appreciation (being a translation from the second French edition (1913) by Jocelyn C.P. Proby of “L’Oeuvre de Béchamp”). Osteopathic Institute of Applied Technique 1958, 119pp. pb. £25 111. GRAY, Ernest A., By Candlelight: The Life of Dr Arthur Hassall 1817-94 (Father of Modern Sanitary Science, Founder of the Ventnor Hospital for Consumption, Author of A History of British Freshwater Algae etc). Robert Hall 1983, 192pp. dw. £9 112. GREEN, Peter, Kenneth Grahame 1859-1932: A Study of His Life, Work and Times. John Murray 1959, 400pp. dw. £10 113. GREENWOOD, FRS, Major, Some British Pioneers of Social Medicine (University of London Heath Clark Lectures 1946). Geoffrey Cumberlege/Oxford University Press 1948, 118pp. ex lib, boards slightly marked. £8

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114. GREY WALTER, W., Further Outlook. Gerald Duckworth 1956,

£5 224pp. 115. GRIFFITH, Edward F. (compiled by), Doctors By Themselves: n Anthology. Cassell 1951, 614pp. £4 A 116. HAGSTROM, Warren O., The Scientific Community. Basic Books 1965, 304pp. ex lib, dw very slightly torn, library stamp on upper and lower dges. £10 e 117. HAHN, Roger, The Anatomy of a Scientific Institution: The Paris Academy of Sciences, 1666-1803. University of California Press 1971, 433pp. p b. £14

118. HALLWORTH, Rodney and WILLIAMS, Mark, Where There’s a Will… The Sensational Life of Dr John Bodkin Adams. Capstan Press, Jersey, 1983, 246pp. p b. £4

119. HARDING, A. Seymour, A History of the Institute of Hygiene. Royal Institute of Public Health and Hygiene 1944, 32pp. pb booklet in green cloth library binding. £10 120. HARWOOD, W.S., New Creations in Plant Life: An Authoritative Account of the Life and Work of Luther Burbank. Macmillan 1906, reprinted, first published 1905, 368pp. £4

121. HASTINGS, Duke of Bedford, The Years of Transition. Andrew Dakers 1949, 340pp. dw torn, owner’s details in pen at front. £4 122. HAYES, Bill, The Anatomist: A True Story of Gray’s Anatomy. Scribe, Melbourne, 2008, 250pp. p b. £5

123. HAYNES, Renée, The Society for Psychical Research 1882-1982: A History. Macdonald 1982, 240pp. d w. £5

124. HERBERT, Cicely and HENLEY, W.E., In Hospital: Two Poem Sequences – 100 Years Apart. Katabasis 1992, 70pp. pb. £5 125. HOLMES, Frederick, The Sickly Stuarts: The Medical Downfall of a Dynasty. Sutton 2003pp. d w. £9

126. HOLMES, S.J., Louis Pasteur. Chapman & Hall [1952], 246pp. carce first UK edition, letter in pen on front end paper. £4 s

127. HOLMES, Steven J., The Young John Muir: An Environmental Biography. University of Wisconsin Press 1999, 309pp. p b. £11

128. HOLMES, Timothy, Sir Benjamin Collins Brodie (Masters of Medicine). T. Fisher Unwin 1898, 256pp. £7

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129. HOLT, Anne, A Life of Joseph Priestley. Oxford University Press/Humphrey Milford 1931, 221pp. e x lib, label removal mark on inside front board. £8

130. HOWARD, L.O., Fighting the Insects: The Story of an Entomologist – Telling of the Life and Experiences of the Writer. Macmillan, New York, 1933, 333pp. ex lib, sign of label removal on inside front board, text on pine faded. £4 s 131. HOWARD-JONES, Norman, The Scientific Background of the International Sanitary Conferences 1851-1938. World Health Organization 1975, 110pp. pb, “for review/pour analyse” stamp on front end paper. £10 132. HUDSON, W.H. (Introduction by David Bellamy), The Book of a Naturalist. Wildwood 1980, 360pp. p b. £4

133. HUGHES, Thomas, David Livingstone (English Men of Action). Macmillan 1889, 208pp. s pine faded, boards slightly marked. £4

134. INGRAMS, Richard, John Stewart Collis: A Memoir. Chatto & Windus 1986, 155pp. d w. £4

135. JACKSON, Christine E. and DAVIS, Peter, Sir William Jardine: A Life in Natural History. Leicester University Press 2001, 44pp. £25 2 136. JACOBSON, Johan Adrian (translated from the German text of Adrian Woldt by Erna Gunther), Alaskan Voyage 1881-1883: An Expedition to the Northwest Coast of America. University of Chicago Press 1977, 266pp. dw. £6 137. JAMES, FRS, W.O., Botany – Here and Now (Inaugural Lecture 959). Imperial College of Science and Technology, pp91-104. £4 1

138. The Note-Book of Edward Jenner in the Possession of the Royal College of Physicians of London (with an Introduction on Jenner’s Work as a Naturalist by F. Dawtrey Drewitt). Oxford University Press/Humphrey Milford 1931, 49pp. o wner’s name in pen at front, boards slightly dirty. £8

139. JEPHCOTT, Sir Anthony, A History of Longworth Scientific Instrument Co Ltd. Regency 1988, 202pp. dw. £8

140. JESPERSEN Poul & Vedel Tåning Å. (eds), Studies in Bird Migration being the Collected Papers of H. Chr. C. Mortensen 1856-1921. Dansk Ornithologisk Forening, Copenhagen, 1950, 272pp. £6

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141. JORDANOVA, Ludmilla, Defining Features: Scientific and Medical Portraits 1660-2000. Reaktion Books in association with the National Portrait Gallery 2000, 192pp. p b. £4

142. Journal of the Society for the Bibliography of Natural History, Vol 9, Part 2, pp95-221, April 1979. Includes Charlotte Porter on “’Subsilentio’: Discouraged Works of Early Nineteenth-Century American Natural History”, James Troyer on “The Natural History Publications of John George Champion (1815-1854), Soldier and Botanist” and D.E. Allen on “The Botanical Family of S amuel Butler”. £5

143. KARGON, Robert H., Science in Victorian Manchester: Enterprise and Expertise. Manchester University Press 1977, 283pp. dw. £8 144. KEALEY, Edward J., Harvesting the Air: Windmill Pioneers in Twelfth-Century England. Boydell 1987, 307pp. d w. £6

145. KELLER, Helen, The Story of My Life (with her letters (1887-1901) and a supplementary account of her education, including passages from the reports and letters of her teacher, Anne Mansfield Sullivan, by John Albert Macy. Hodder and Stoughton 1903, first UK edition, 441pp. f ront end paper missing. £14

146. KELLY Jr., Thomas P., The Fabulous Kelly: Canada’s King of the Medicine Men. General Publishing, Ontario, 1974, revised, first published 1968 by Simon & Schuster, 149pp. d w. £6

147. KEYNES, Geoffrey, The Personality of William Harvey (The Linacre Lecture 1949). Cambridge University Press 1949, 48pp. e x lib, owner’s details in pen at front. £4

148. KEYNES, Geoffrey, Dr Timothie Bright 1550-1615: A Survey of His Life with a Bibliography of His Writings (Wellcome Historical Medical Library New Series I). Wellcome Historical Medical ibrary 1962, 47pp. £6 L 149. KING, Alexander and SCHNEIDER, Bertrand, The First Global Revolution: A Report by The Council of The Club of Rome. Simon & Schuster 1991, 197pp. d w. £15

150. KING, Alexander, Let the Cat Turn Round: One Man’s Traverse of the Twentieth Century. Commonwealth Partnership for Technology Management 2006, 419pp. pb. £15

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151. KING, Michael and Elspeth, The Story of Medicine and Disease in Malawi – The 130 Years Since Livingstone. Michael and Elspeth King [1992], 183pp. pb. 152. KINGSLEY, Charles, Scientific Lectures and Essays: Vol XIX. Macmillan 1885, 336pp.

£4

s pine bumped top and bottom. £5

153. KIRKUP, John (Introduction and Appendix by), The Surgions Mate: Surgeon-general to the East India Company by John Woodall Facsimile of 1617 publication). See item 311. ( 154. KOCH, William J. (ed), Mycological Studies Honoring John N. Couch. University of North Carolina Press 1968, 280pp. e x lib, library number in pen on spine. £6

155. KOSKOFF, Yale David and GOLDHURST, Richard, The Dark Side of the House: The Dramatic Story of an Habitual Criminal who made Medical History. Leslie Frewin 1969, 203pp. dw. £4 156. KREBS, Hans (in collaboration with Anne Martin), Reminiscences and Reflections. Clarendon Press Oxford 1981, 289pp. dw, a few notes in ink. £7 157. KURELLA, Hans (translated from the German by M.Eden Paul), esare Lombroso: A Modern Man of Science. Rebman 1911, 194pp. £12 C 158. LAMPTON, David, “Health Policy During the Great Leap Forward”. Complete issue of The China Quarterly (No 60, 1974) ontaining this and other papers. £4 c 159. LAYTON, T.B., Sir William Arbuthnot Lane, Bt.: An Enquiry into the Mind and Influence of a Surgeon. E. & S. Livingstone 1956, 128pp. d w slightly torn, spine sunned. £4

160. LEE, H.S.J. (ed), Dates in Neurology: A Chronological Record of Progress in Neurology Over the Last Millennium (Landmarks in edicine Series). Parthenon 2000, 164pp. £12 M 161. LEE, Norman E., Harvests and Harvesting Through the Ages. Cambridge University Press 1960, 208pp. dw. £5 162. LeFANU, William, Nehemiah Grew, MD, FRS: A Study and Bibliography of His Writings. St Paul’s Bibliographies 1990, 182pp. d w spine slightly faded. £6

163. LENARD, Philipp (translated from the second German edition by H. Stafford Hatfield, with a Preface by E.N. da C. Andrade, Great Men of Science: A History of Scientific Progress. G . Bell 1933, 389pp. £5

164. LEWIS, Sir Aubrey, The State of Psychiatry: Essays and Addresses. Routledge and Kegan Paul 1967, 310pp.

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priced in view of blue ink marks from boards on top of front ages. £7 p 165. LEWIS, Ioan, The Anthropologist’s Muse (An Inaugural Lecture, October 1972). London School of Economics and Political Science 1973, 28pp. covers sunned. £3 166. LOCKLEY, Ronald, Myself When Young: The Making of a Naturalist. Andre Deutsch 1979, 268pp. d w. £4

167. LODGE, George E., Memoirs of an Artist Naturalist. Gurney and Jackson 1946, 96pp. ex lib, slight sign of label removal on inside front board, spine slightly split at top, slightly bumped at bottom £16 168. London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine: Report of the Work of the School 1947-1948 (Fifty Years of Tropical Medicine 1899-1949). LSHTM 1949, 138pp. pb. £10 169. LONSDALE, Kathleen (ed), Quakers Visit Russia. East-West Relations Group of the Friends’ Peace Committee, October 1952, reprinted, first published July 1952, 145pp. pb very slightly torn. An account of a visit to Russia by distinguished crystallographer Kathleen Lonsdale, together with Mildred Creak, physician to the Psychiatric Department of the ospital for Sick Children, Gt Ormond St, London, and others. £6 H 170. LORENZ, Konrad (translated from the German by Robert Martin) Studies in Animal and Human Behaviour, Volume I. Methuen 1970, 403pp. d w. £8

171. LUDOVICI, L.J., Fleming: Discoverer of Penicillin. Andrew Dakers 1952, 223pp. d w very slightly torn, price clipped. £4

172. LYONS, J.B., Sherrington – A Link Between Two Centuries. Reprinted from Medical History, Vol VIII, No 2, April 1964, p122-136. £4 p

173. MACGREGOR, Sir Alexander, Public Health in Glasgow 1905-1946 E. & S. Livingstone 1967, 175pp. d w torn, marked with sellotape removal mark. £6

174. MACPHERSON, Gordon (ed), Our NHS: A Celebration of 50 Years. MJ Books 1998, 227pp. £8 B

175. MALAN, Marais, In Quest of Health: The South African Institute for Medical Research 1912-1973. Lowry, Johannesburg, 1988, 525pp. d w. £5

176. MANSON-BAHR, Sir Philip, Patrick Manson: The Father of Tropical Medicine (British Men of Science). Thomas Nelson 1962pp.

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dw very slightly torn, price clipped, handwritten dedication on ront end paper from John Hull Grundy to Professor J. Baird. £5 f 177. MANUEL. Frank E., A Portrait of Isaac Newton. Frederick Muller 1980, 478pp. dw, price clipped. £12 178. MARQUARDT, Martha (Introduction by Sir Henry Dale, FRS), aul Ehrlich. William Heinemann Medical 1949, 255pp. £15 P 179. MAYS, Robert, Henry Doubleday – The Epping Naturalist. Precision 1978, 118pp. w. £5 d 180. Festschrift for Sir John McMichael. Issue of Postgraduate Medical Journal, Vol 44, No 507, January 1968, 126pp. Blackwell Scientific for the Fellowship of Postgraduate Medicine. Contributors include Sheila Sherlock, Colin Dollery, Chris Booth, ohn Crofton and Charles Fletcher. £10 J 181. McNEELY, Ian F., “Medicine on a Grand Scale”: Rudolf Virchow, Liberalism, and the Public Health. Wellcome Trust Centre for the History of Medicine at University College London (Occasional Paper No 1) 2002, 97pp. p b. £8

182. McVAUGH, Rogers, Edward Palmer: Plant Explorer of the American West. Norman/University of Oklahoma 1956, 430pp. dw slightly torn, handwritten dedication from Joseph Ewan to E ric Groves. £8

183. MEDVEI, Victor Cornelius and THORNTON, John L. (eds), The Royal Hospital of Saint Bartholomew 1123-1973. Royal Hospital of Saint Bartholomew 1974, 423pp. dw slightly worn. £4 184. MENDELSSOHN, Kurt, In China Now. Paul Hamlyn 1969, 34pp text, colour illustrations 1-69, black and white 1-196. d w slightly torn at top. £4

185. MIDDLETON, Dorothy, Sir Francis Galton 1822-1911. Jubilee Memoir of the Eugenics Society (75 years) 1982, 38pp. b ooklet. £4

186. MIDGLEY IV, Thomas, From Periodic Table to Production: The Biography of Thomas Midgley, Jr. – The Inventor of Ethyl Gasoline and Freon Refrigerants. Stargazer, California, 2001, 174pp. dw, signed by author. £9 187. MITCHELL, FRS, P. Chalmers, Centenary History of the Zoological Society of London. Zoological Society of London, 1929, 307pp. bookplate of the pioneer of tropical medicine George Carmichael Low (and signed by him), title, author paste-down on spine rubby, front board slightly marked. £30 g

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188. MONTAGU, M.F. Ashley, Edward Tyson, MD, FRS, 1650-1708, and the Rise of Human and Comparative Anatomy in England: A Study in the History of Science (Memoirs of the American Philosophical Society, Volume XX, 1943). The American Philosophical Society, Philadelphia, 1943, 488pp. ex lib, library bound with library number on spine, label removal mark on inside front board, spine faded, label removal mark on ront board. £20 f 189. Monthly Review, Vol 57, No 1, May 2005. Contains “Albert Einstein, Radical: A Political Profile” by John Simon and “Dialectical Nature: Reflections in Honor of the Twentieth Anniversary of Levins and Lewontin’s ‘The Dialectical Biologist’ y Brett Clark and Richard York. £4 b 190. MOORE, Gerald, Treading in Treacle. Bachman & Turner (Eltham College Edition), 1983, 311pp. dw, signed by author. £4 191. MORRIS, Peter (ed), First Aid to the Battlefront: Life and Letters of Sir Vincent Kennett-Barrington (1844-1903). Alan Sutton 1992, 231pp. d w. £4

192. NEANDER, Gustaf (translated from the Swedish by Grenville Grove), The “Hälsan” Institute in Norrbotten: An Experiment on the Lines of Social Hygiene in the Far North of Sweden organized by The Swedish National Association against Tuberculosis, together with a Study on The Dissemination of Tuberculosis in Sweden. Levin & Munksgaard, Copenhagen, 1928, 128pp. From Acta Tuberculosea Scandinavica, ex lib, unopened pages, pb, overs scruffy. £10 c 193. NEEDHAM, Joseph, The Great Amphibium: Four Lectures on the Position of Religion in a World Dominated by Science. SCMP 1931, 180pp. spine slightly bumped top and bottom, boards slightly w rinkled. £14

194. NEEDHAM, FRS, Joseph, Science and International Relations (50th Robert Boyle Lecture, 1948). Blackwell Scientific, revised and first published 1949, 30pp. b ooklet. £3

195. NELSON, Sioban and RAFFERTY, Anne Marie (eds), Notes on Nightingale: The Influence and Legacy of a Nursing Icon (The Culture and Politics of Health Care Work). ILR/Cornell University Press 2010, 172pp. pb. £5 196. NEWMAN, Sir George, Interpreters of Nature: Essays. Faber & Gwyer 1927, 296pp. b oards badly wrinkled. £5

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197. NEWSHOLME, Sir Arthur, Fifty Years in Public Health: A Personal Narrative with Comments. George Allen & Unwin 1935, 415pp. General Medical Coun198. NEWTON, Ellen, This Bed My Centre. Virago 1980, 198pp.

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199. NICOLL, Charles Vere, From a Doctor’s Diary. Wilding 1956, 131pp. dw, signed by author (who was Lloyd George’s doctor). £15 200. NOUGIER, Louis-René and ROBERT, Romain (translated from the French by David Scott), The Cave of Rouffignac. George Newnes 1958, 230pp. d w price clipped. £6

201. O’DONOGHUE, Edward Geoffrey, The Story of Bethlehem Hospital rom Its Foundation in 1247. T. Fisher Unwin 1914, 427pp. £30 F 202. OSBORN, Henry Fairfield, Impressions of Great Naturalists: Reminiscences of Darwin, Huxley, Balfour, Cope and others. Charles Scribner’s Sons 1924, 216pp. ex lib, front hinge loose, spine has library label removal mark, umped top and bottom. £6 b 203. OWEN, John E., L.T. Hobhouse, Sociologist (Making of Sociology Series). Nelson 1974, 225pp. dw. £3 204. PACHECO, Ferdie (Introduction by Muhammad Ali), Fight Doctor. Stanley Paul 1978, revised and enlarged, first published Simon & Schuster 1977, 262pp. dw. £4 205. PADEL, Ruth, Darwin: A Life in Poems. Chatto & Windus 2009, 141pp. d w. £4

206. PARSONS, F.G., The History of St. Thomas’s Hospital, Volume I, from the Earliest Times until A.D. 1600. Methuen 1932, 256pp. hinges slightly loose, spine bumped top and bottom. £20 207. PATERSON, Robert G., Antecedents of the National Tuberculosis Association (Historical Series No 2). N ational Tuberculosis Association, New York, 1945, 25pp. £3

208. PAYNE, Alma Smith, The Cleere Observer: A Biography of Antoni van Leeuwenhoek. Macmillan 1970, 128pp. dw price clipped. £4 209. PAYNE, Joseph Frank, History of The College Club of the Royal College of Physicians of London. Privately Printed 1909. x lib, boards a little shabby. £16 e

210. Karl PEARSON 1957-1936 (by L.N.G. Filon). Reprinted from “Obituary Notices of the Royal Society of London”, Vol 2, No 5, December 1936, pp73-110. £5

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211. Karl PEARSON 1857-1957: The Centenary Celebration at University College London 13 May 1957. The Address by Professor J.B.S. Haldane and other speeches. Privately issued by T he Biometrika Trustees 1958, 23pp. £6

212. PEEL RITCHIE, Robert, The Early Days of The Royall Colledge of Phisitians, Edinburgh – The Extended Oration of the Harveian Society, Edinburgh, delivered at the 114th Festival by the President, Robert Peel Ritchie. George P. Johnston 1899, 313pp. pine faded, boards slightly faded. £20 s

213. Arthur PEILL: The Beloved Physician – and Others: Being Some Letters reprinted from “The Beloved Physician of Tsangchow”, published shortly after his death, edited by his father, Rev. J. Peill of Madagascar, and Notes on some happenings since 1906. Livingstone Press 1922, 159pp. pb, rare, spine heavily worn. £25 214. PENFOLD, Alastair (ed), Thomas Telford: Engineer (Proceedings of a seminar, Coalport China Works Museum, Ironbridge,, April 1979, under the auspices of the Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust and Telford Development Corporation). Thomas Telford 1980, 181pp. d w. £6

215. PICKSTONE, John V., Medicine and Industrial Society: A History of Hospital Development in Manchester and Its Regions, 1752-1946. Manchester University Press 1985, 369pp. d w. £17

216. PINCHBECK, Ivy and HEWITT, Margaret, Children in English Society – Volume I: From Tudor Times to the Eighteenth Century; Volume II: From the Eighteenth Century to the Children Act 1948 (Studies in Social History). Routledge & Kegan Paul 1969 and 1973, 671pp. ex lib, dws, Vol I has label removal marks on base of spine.

£6 for two volumes 217. PISARZHEVSKY, O.N. Dmitry Ivanovich Mendeleyev: His Life and Work (Men of Russian Science). Foreign Languages Publishing, oscow, 1954, 102pp. £7 M 218. POULTON, FRS, Edward Bagnall, Essays on Evolution 1889-1907. Oxford at the Clarendon Press 1908, 479pp. ex lib, library number embossed on spine, library stamp on lower dge, owner’s name in pen at front. £12 e 219. POWELL, Jessie, The Man Who Didn’t Go to China: The Story of Thomas John Barnardo. Lutterworth 1947, 95pp. s pine and boards faded, label removal mark on front board. £4

220. POWER, D’Arcy, William Harvey (Masters of Medicine). T. Fisher Unwin 1897, 283pp. o wner’s name in pen at front. £9

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221. POWER, Sir D’Arcy and THOMPSON, C.J.S., Chronologia Medica: A Handlist of Persons, Periods and Events in the History of Medicine. John Bale, Sons & Danielsson 1923, 278pp. owner’s name in pe222. RAE, Isobel, The Strange Story of Dr James Barry:

n at front. £9

Army Surgeon, Inspector-General of Hospitals, Discovered on Death to be a Woman. Longmans, Green 1958, 124pp. e x lib, library number embossed on spine. £5

223. RAE, Isobel, Knox: The Anatomist. Oliver & Boyd 1964, 164pp. dw torn. £17 224. RAPHAEL, Frederic, W. Somerset Maugham and His World. T hames and Hudson 1976, 128pp. £4

225. RAVEN, Charles E., English Naturalists from Neckham to Ray: A Study of the Making of the Modern World. Cambridge University Press 1947, 379pp. ex lib, embossed library stamp on front board, library number on spine with sign of small sellotape removal mark, label removal arks on inside front board and front end page. £6 m 226. REIBSTEIN, Janet, Staying Alive: A Family Memoir. Bloomsbury 2002, 248pp. p b. £4

227. RICE, Michael, The Archaeology of the Arabian Gulf c.5000-323BC (The Experience of Archaeology). Routledge 1994, 369pp. d w, owner’s stamp on title and contents pages. £10

228. ROBINSON, Andrew, The Last Man Who Knew Everything: Thomas Young, The Anonymous Genius Who Proved Newton Wrong and Deciphered the Rosetta Stone, Among Other Surprising Feats. A Plume Book 2007, 288pp. pb. £5 229. ROBINSON, FRS, Sir Robert, Richard Willstätter (Willstätter Memorial Lecture, Chemical Society, 6 November 1952). Reprinted from the Journal of the Chemical Society, March 1953, pp999-1026. £4 230. ROCKE, Alan J., Nationalizing Science: Adolphe Wurtz and the Battle for French Chemistry (Transformations: Studies in the History of Science and Technology). MIT 2001, 443pp. dw. £5 231. ROFFEY, Jeremy, The Anti-Locust Research Centre: A Concise History to 1970. Anti-Locust Research Centre, Ministry of Overseas Development 1970, 36pp. booklet. £5 232. ROSE, Andrew, Lethal Pitness: Sir Bernard Spilsbury, Honorary Pathologist. Sutton 2007, 296pp. dw. £9 233. ROSE, June, Elizabeth Fry: A Biography. Macmillan 1980, 218pp. dw. £4

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234. Royal Hospital for Incurables. Notes & Sketches: Past and Present – A Century in the Life of the Royal Hospital and Home for Incurables. Undated facsimile reprint of 1881 original with nine pages of much more recent photos, 32pp. ooklet. £3 b 235. RUTHVEN, Alexander G., A Naturalist in a University Museum. Privately printed, Ann Arbor, 1931, 143pp. d w torn. £12

236, SABBAGH, Karl, A Rum Affair: The Exposure of Botany’s “Piltdown Man”. Penguin 2000, 224pp. pb. £5 237. St Thomas’s Hospital Gazette: Louis Jenner Issue. Vol 52, No 3, June 1954. ex lib, library stamp on front cover, includes handwritten letter from the Dean, W.G. Barnard, to Robb-Smith. £5 238. SALAMAN, Esther, The Great Confession: From Aksakov and De Quincy to Tolstoy and Proust. Allen Lane The Penquin Press 1973, 312pp. dw torn. £7 239. SAMUEL, H.J., Wild Flower Hunter: The Story of Ellis Rowan. Constable 1961, 152p. dw torn, label removal mark on front end paper. £7 240. SANGER, Marjory Bartlett, Billy Bartram ad His Green World: An Interpretative Biography. Farrar, Stras & Giroux, New York, 1972, 207pp. dw price clipped. £4 241. SAPOLSKY, Robert M., A Primate’s Memoir: A Neuroscientist’s Unconventional Life Among the Baboons. Simon and Schuster (Touchstone Book) 2002, 304pp. pb. £6 242. SAUERBRUCH, Ferdinand (translated from the German by Fernand G. Renier and Anne Cliff), A Surgeon’s Life. Andre Deutsch 1953, 297pp. dw torn, owner’s name in pen at front. £4 243. SAVONA-VENTURA, Charles, Outlines of Maltese Medical History (Maltese Social Studies No 9). Midsea 1997, 132pp. pb, owner’s details in pen at front. £5 244. SCHEIN, Moshe (ed), Aphorisms & Quotations for the Surgeon. tfm Publishing 2003, 276pp. £4 245. SCOTT, Drusilla, Everyman Revived: The Common Sense of Michael Polanyi. Book Guild 1985, 215pp. dw. £10

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246. SERGEANT, Howard (ed), Poems from the Medical World: A Falcon House Anthology. MTP 1980, 179pp. dw, ex lib. £5 247. SELWYN-CLARKE, Sir Selwyn, Footprints: The Memoirs of Sir Selwyn Selwyn-Clarke. Sino-American Publishing, Hong Kong, 1975, 189pp. d w. £7

248. SERVAN-SCHREIBER, David, Not the Last Goodbye: Reflections on Life, Death, Healing and Cancer. Macmillan 2011, 137pp. dw very slightly torn top of back cover. £3 249. SETON, Julia M., By a Thousand Fires: Nature Notes and Extracts from the Life and Unpublished Journals of Ernest Thompson Seton. Doubleday, New York, 1967, 271pp. d w. £5

250. SHACKLETON, Sir Ernest, The Heart of the Antarctic: The Story of the British Antarctic Expedition 1907-1909. Collins, Ireland, 2002, 383pp. pb. £5 251. SHAFEI, A.Z., Common Endemic Diseases in Egypt. Renaissance Bookshop, Cairo, 1958, 170pp. e x lib, hinges starting to split. £7

252. SHOENBERG, Elisabeth (ed), A Hospital Looks at Itself: Essays from Claybury (Problems of Society). Bruno Cassirer 1972, 278pp. dw s

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253. SIMPSON, Eve Blantyre, Sir James Y. Simpson (Famous Scots Series). Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier [1896], second edition, 160pp. ex lib. £4 254. SIMPSON, George Gaylord, This View of Life: The World of an Evolutionist – A Distinguished Biologist Views Man’s Past and Visualizes His Future in a Changing Universe. Harcourt, Brace & World, New York, 1964, 308pp. dw torn. £8 255. SINKER, Charles (ed), Hilda Murrell’s Nature Diaries 1961-1983. Collins 1987, 224pp. dw. £5 256. SLATER, E.C., Biochimica et Biophysica Acta: The Story of a Biochemical Journal. Elsevier 1986, 122pp. ex lib, tear and hole on one of back end papers, no text on spine. £8 257. SMITH, F.B., Florence Nightingale: Reputation and Power. Croom Helm 1982, 216pp.

dw, label removal mark on front end paper. £4 258. SOBEL, Dava (translated from the Italian and annotated by), To Father: The Letters of Sister Maria Celeste to Galileo 1623-

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259. SPRIGGE, S. Squire Sprigge, The Life and Times of Thomas Wakeley: Founder and First Editor of the Lancet, Member of Parliament for Finsbury, and Coroner for West Middlesex. Longmans, Green 1897, 509pp. some pages unopened. £40 260. STANSFIELD, Dorothy A. and STANSFIELD, Ronald G., Dr Thomas Beddoes and James Watt: Preparatory Work 1794-96 for the Bristol Pneumatic Institute. Reprinted from Medical History, 1986, Vol 30, pp276-302. “ with the authors’ compliments”. £4

261. STARRITT, S. Stuart, Livingstone: The Pioneer. Religious Tract Society, n/d, 160pp. dw. £8 262. STURTON, Stephen Douglas, From Mission Hospital to Concentration Camp. Marshall, Morgan & Scott, n/d, 128pp. o wner’s details in pen at front. £5

263. SUTHERLAND, Stuart, Irrationality: The Enemy Within. Constable 1992, 357pp. p b. £4

264. SWANTON, E.W. (Curator), A Country Museum: The Rise and Progress of Sir Jonathan Hutchinson’s Educational Museum at Haslemere. Educational Museum, Haslemere 1947, 155pp. d w torn, price clipped. £8

265. SYMANSKI, Richard, Black-Hearts: Ecology in Outback Australia. Yale University Press 2000, 216pp. dw spine sunned. £5 266. THOMAS, M.Z. (translated from the German by Elizabeth Brommer), Alexander von Humboldt: Scientist, Explorer, Adventurer. Constable 1961, 192pp. dw. £4 267. THOMPSON, FRS, W.R., Science and Common Sense: An Aristotelian Excursion. Longmans Green 1937, 234pp. ex lib, library bound with library number on spine. A rare book by a curious fellow. Thompson was a Lamarckian, commissioned to write an Introduction to the Everyman’s Library edition of The Origin of Species by an editor who did not know hat Thompson was notoriously critical of Darwin. £16 t

268. THORN, Ronald Scott, Star Doctor: Not Merely Medical Memoirs. Robin Clark 1984, 173pp. dw, “to Michael with best wishes from Ronnie Wilkinson” ( Ronald Scott Thorn was Dr Ronald Wilkinson’s penname). £8

269. THORNTON, John L., John Abernethy: A Biography. Printed for the Author 1953, 184pp. dw torn. £4

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270. Transatlantic Review, No 60, 1977 (Final Issue), 199pp. Includes science fiction authors Thomas Disch and John Sladek on

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272. TRENEER, Anne, The Mercurial Chemist: A Life of Sir Humphry Davy. Methuen 1963, 264pp. dw. £8 273. TRUSSELL, Ray E., Hunterdon Medical Center: The Story of One Approach to Rural Medical Care. Harvard University Press for The Commonwealth Fund 1956, 236pp. d w chipped, little loss. £7

274. TURNER, A. Logan, Joseph, Baron Lister: Centenary Volume 1827-1927. Edited for the Lister Centenary Committee of the British Medical Association. Oliver and Boyd 1927, 182pp. b oards sunned. £7

275. USINGER: Robert Leslie, Autobiography of an Entomologist (Memoirs of the Pacific Coast Entomological Society, Volume 4). The Pacific Coast Entomological Society, California, 1972, 330pp. w a little chipped. £9 d

276. VALLERY-RADOT, René, Pasteur 1822-1895. Librairie Fischbacher, Paris, 1922, 63pp. p b, a little dirty. £5

277. VALMAN, Bernard (ed), The Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health at the Millenium. Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health 2000, 120pp. pb. £7 278. van HETEREN, G.M., de KNECHT-van EEKELEN, POULISSEN, M.J.D., Chief Editor: LUYENDIJK-ELSHOUT, A.M. (eds), Dutch Medicine in the Malay Archipelago 1816-1942 (Articles presented at a symposium in honor of Prof Dr D. de Moulin on the occasion of his retirement from the professorship of the History of Medicine, Catholic University of Nijmegen, 30 September 1989). Rodopi, Amsterdam, Atlanta, 1989, 171pp. d w. £10

279. VAN HOOSEN, Bertha, Petticoat Surgeon. Peter Davies 1948, 334pp. owner’s details in pen at front. £4 280. VAN NIEL, C.B. (edited and with a Preface by), Selected Papers of Ernst Georg Pringsheim. Institute of Microbiology, Rutgers, The State University, 1963, 331pp. e x lib, sign of label removal on bottom of spine. £5

281. VENN, FRS, John, Caius College (University of Cambridge College Histories). F.E. Robinson 1901, 271pp. s pine type faded. £8

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282. VERNEY, Richard E. (ed), The Student Life: The Philosophy of Sir William Osler. E. & S. Livingstone 1957, 214pp. d w torn, signed by editor. £8

283. VICINUS, Martha and NERGAARD, Bea (eds), Ever Yours, Florence Nightingale: Selected Letters. Virago 1989, 461pp. p b. £7

284. WAGG, Henry J., assisted by THOMAS, Mary G., A Chronological Survey of Work for the Blind (with an Appendix on the Prevention of Blindness, and a Bibliography) – From the Earliest Records up to the Year 1930. Sir Isaac Pitman for the National Institute for the Blind 1932, 235pp. dw slightly torn. £20 285. WALLIS, T.E., History of the School of Pharmacy, University of London. The Pharmaceutical Press 1964, 165pp. d w price clipped, very slightly torn top of back cover. £8

286. WALTERS, Dai, A Catalogue of Selected Portraits and Pictures at Apothecaries’ Hall. Worshipful Society of Apothecaries of ondon 1997, 117pp. £5 L 287. WARREN, Ina Russelle (ed), The Doctor’s Window: Poems by the Doctor, for the Doctor and about the Doctor. Charles Wells Moulton 1898, 288pp. a uthor’s details in pen at front. £5

288. WATSON, Irving A. (edited and compiled by), Physicians and Surgeons of America: A Collection of Biographical Sketches of the Regular Medical Profession. Republican Press Association, Concord NH, 1896, 843pp. recased, spine and cloth on boards relaid, back board a bit cruffy. £25 s 289. WATTS, Lieut.-Col. J.C., Surgeon at War. George Allen & Unwin 1955, 165pp. dw torn. £7 290. WELLARD, James, Babylon: A History of the Greatest City of the Ancient World and Its Rediscovery by Modern Archeologists. Saturday Review Press, New York, 1972, 223pp. dw. £4

291. WILLIAMS, FRS, Charles J.B., Memoirs of Life and Work. Smith, Elder 1884, 522pp. h inges loose, Williams was a pupil of Laennec. £16

292. WINKLEY, John W., John Muir, Naturalist: A Concise Biography of the Great Naturalist. Contra Costa County Historical Society of California 1959, 141pp. d w torn and marked, signed by author. £9

293. WOODALL, John, The Surgions Mate 1617: Surgeon-general to the East India Company (facsimile with Introduction and Appendix by John Kirkup). Kingsmead 1978, 348pp. dw, book plate of Basil Helal with dedication from Kirkup to him. £20

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294. WORTHINGTON, E.B., Science in Africa: A Review of Scientific Research Relating to Tropical and Southern Africa (issued by the Committee of the African Research Survey under the auspices of the Royal Institute of International Affairs). Oxford University Press 1938, 746pp. ex lib, library bound with library number embossed on spine, ibrary stamp on upper and lower edges. £4 l 295. YEO, Geoffrey Yeo, Images of Bart’s: A Illustrated History of St Bartholomew’s Hospital in the City of London. Historical Publications in Association with the Archives Department, St Bartholomew’s Hospital 1992, 151pp. d w. £6

296. YOUNG, F.E. Brett, Robert Bridges: A Critical Study. Martin Secker 1914, 215pp. rare dw slightly torn. £10 arch 2013 M

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