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ref. 99992Bern Scherz 1971. . 1: Richelieu: der Aufstieg zur Macht / 2: Betrachtungen zur Geschichte und Literatur / 3: Meine Danziger Mission 1937-1939 / 4: Porträts und Begegnungen / 5: Erzählungen Helvetica / 6: Briefe 1919-1969. - Carl Jacob Burckhardt 1891-1974 Schweizer Diplomat und Historiker. - Gepflegtes sauberes Exemplar Bern, Scherz, ( 1971). unknown
2025ref. 855021Lockwood Press 2025. 1st. hardcover. New. 0x0x0. Lockwood Press hardcover
1853ref. 697031853. Erlangen Verlag von Ferdinand Enke 1853 4° VIII 134 mit 4 Plänen und 7 Tabellen Pappband d.Zt.; St.a.Tit. Erstdruck! "Das lebhafte Interesse welches so viele Kunstgenüssen und Menschenfreunde aller Stände an der Prager Irrenanstalt nahmen und nehmen so wie der eigene Drang den h. Behörden und allen edlen Beförderern des Guten welche zum Gedeihen unseres vaterländischen Institutes so heilbringend zusammenwirkten im Namen der unglücklichen Leidenden den öffentlichen Dank zu zollen erregte in mir schon längst den Wunsch eine vollständige Beschreibung unserer Irrenanstalt ihrer innern Einrichtung ihr Wirken ihr Fortschreiten und ihre bisherigen Leistungen zu veröffentlichen. Meine vielfachen Dienstpflichten in der Anstalt liessen mir aber kaum so viel Zeit übrig um das vielfach zerstreute Material besonders der frühem Zeit aufzusuchen dessen Sichtung und vollständige Zusammenstellung ich in einer Zeit vorzunehmen hoffte in welcher meine bisherige Last von Beschäftigungen mir theilweise abgenommen sein würde. Diese Hoffnung sollte nicht realisirt werden! Doch konnte ich mir es nicht versagen das Gesammelte so wie es war zu bieten um damit von meinen Kunstgenossen und zahlreichen Freunden Abschied zu nehmen da ich aus dieser Anstalt scheide in welcher ich beinahe ein ganzes Decennium Gelegenheit hatte mich für ein wissenschaftliches Fach vorzubereiten in welchem zu wirken mir weiter nicht vergönnt ist." - Prag am 15. September 1852 / Der Verfasser. Jacob Fischel 1813-1892tschechischer Arzt und Psychiater; wurde in Lochovice in einer deutschen jüdischen Familie geboren. Das Gymnasium absolvierte er bereits in Prag. Anschließend studierte er an der medizinischen Fakultät der Karl-Ferdinand-Universität in Prag mit dem Schwerpunkt Psychiatrie. Im Jahr 1841 schloss er sein Studium ab und trat in die Prager Anstalt für Geisteskranke ein wo er als Sekundärarzt von Prof. MUDr. J. B. Riedl tätig war. Ab 1850 wurde er mit der Leitung der gesamten Anstalt betraut. Ende des Jahres 1851 kam es zu Veränderungen in der Leitung der Anstalt die Jakob Fischel zum Ausscheiden aus der Anstalt veranlassten. Bis zum Jahr 1869 widmete er sich ausschließlich seiner Privatpraxis. Im Jahr 1870 wurde Fischel nach der Pensionierung von MUDr. Frantisek Köstel zum zweiten Mal mit der vorübergehenden Leitung der Anstalt beauftragt. Im Jahr 1871 wurde ein Auswahlverfahren ausgeschrieben das Dr. med. Fischel gewann. Im Jahr 1873 wurde er zum Professor für Psychiatrie ernannt. Er leitete die Prager Anstalt ununterbrochen bis 1885 als er aus der Anstalt ausschied. Bei seiner Pensionierung erhielt er die höchste Auszeichnung für seine vorbildliche Leitung der Anstalt. Im Jahr 1853 veröffentlichte er seine einzige größere Monografie "Prager Irrenanstalt und ihr Wirken". Zu seinen Schülern gehörten beispielsweise Dr. med. Arnold Pick und Dr. med. Benjamin Cumpelík. Jacob Fischel verstarb nach kurzer Krankheit im Alter von 79 Jahren am 5. Juni 1892 in Prag. unknown
1847ref. 697111847. Braunschweig Druck und Verkag von Friedrich Vieweg 1847 8° 2 832 VIII pp. 3 Taf. Halbledereinband; St.a.Tit.; Tafeln fleckig. Erate Ausgabe! unknown
2000ref. mon0003597957Cambridge University Press 7/20/2023 12:00:01 A. hardcover. Good. 0.9843 9.3701 6.3386. Cover has minimal shelf wear pages are clean. Cambridge University Press hardcover
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2020ref. G1648250025I4N00University of Rochester Press 2020. Hardcover. Very Good. May have limited writing in cover pages. Pages are unmarked. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More Spend Less.Dust jacket quality is not guaranteed. University of Rochester Press hardcover
1847ref. 682231847. Boston Med. Surg. J. 36/23. - Boston David Clapp Wednesday July 7 1847 8° pp.449-468 Broschur. First Print! This letter is also reprinted in Edward Warren 1778-1856 'Some Account of the Letheon: or Who is the Discoverer." 3rd. Ed. Boston 1847. "I am much pleased with a communication in a recent No. of your Journal signed "J. B." It seems to be a fair and impartial statement of the matter in controversy. Although gratified with the whole article 1 was particularly pleased with the principles laid down on which the honor of other great discoveries has been awarded and which must govern the public mind in regard to this. And acting on these principles the only ones heretofore recognized by the world in determining the rights of discoverers "J. B."-understood to be Jacob Bigelow M.D has it seems to me conferred all the honor in the case in question upon Dr. Morton. I will let this distinguished writer however speak for himself. He states the case thus:-" Several Portuguese navigators suggested. that there was undoubtedly a western continent and Columbus discovered that there really was one. .Jonathan Hullin 1736 made a theoretical steamboat on paper and seventy years afterwards Robert Fulton made a practical one on the Hudson. The milkers in Gloucestershire discovered that their sore fingers contracted in milking cows prevented them from having the smallpox and suggested this mode of prevention to Dr. Jenner who at that time knew no more about vaccination than Dr. Morton did about ether." These are the principles or rather this is the great principle which has governed and which cannot fail-even to gratify Dr. Morton's enemies-to govern the judgment and opinion of the public in its verdict relative to the question in controversy." Edward Warren: Dr. Jackson's Review of Dr. Gay's Statement Ac. BMSJ 36 1847 p.521 Jacob Bigelow 1787-1879 was an American physician botanist and botanical illustrator. He was architect of Mount Auburn Cemetery in Cambridge Massachusetts in which he is interred husband to Mary Scollay and the father of physician Henry Jacob Bigelow. The standard author abbreviation Bigelow is used to indicate this person as the author when citing a botanical name. Further "Etheral Inhalation" p.465 and "Inhalation of Ether in Labor" p.466 unknown
1852ref. 682361852. Boston Med. Surg. J. 47/19. - Boston David Clapp Wednesday December 8 1852 8° pp.383-414 fine wrappers. First Edition ! "Communicated for the Boston Medical and Surgical Journal." " An industrious self-made man George Jacob Ziegler 1821-1895 was successively a hairdresser dentist physician author and editor. He is best known as the medical editor of the Periscope section of the Dental Cosmos and as a social activist who championed the welfare of soldiers women and nonsmokers. Ziegler's most unfortunate legacy was his research on dogs which he misinterpreted as demonstrating nitrous oxide's safety in resuscitation. Pointing to Ziegler's work dental anesthetist G.Q. Colton would popularize clinical use of 100% nitrous-oxide anesthetics during his 35-year professional career. Consequently hundreds of thousands of patients worldwide received asphyxial anesthetics." Abstract / George S. Bause: Dentist-physician George J. Ziegler: rogue researcher "cosmic" editor and social activist. J Hist Dent. 59/1 2011:pp.16-30. unknown
2023ref. 9780847899111Rizzoli 2023 Book. New. Hardcover. Rizzoli hardcover
1839ref. 682881839-1845. Berlin Verlag von Theod. Chr. Friedr. Enslin 1839-1845 8° XVI 308; XVIII 802 pp. 2 Kartoneinbände; Rücken erneuert; teilweise gebräunt. unknown
2022ref. 9781789099584Titan Books 2022 Book. New. Hardcover. Titan Books hardcover
1910ref. 404451910. J. Pharmacol. Exper. Therapeutics 2. - December 1910 gr.8° pp.167-199 orig. wrappers; with stamp "ExLibris Herbert McLean Evans". Rare Offprint! "Tetanic convulsions in frogs produced by acid fuchsin and their relation to the problem of inhibition in the central nervous system." Henry Gray Barbour 1886-1943 Jacob Abel 1857-1938. Garrison & Morton No. 1438 unknown
1867ref. 688371867. Phil. Trans. 158. - London 1867 4° pp.263-331 2 text illustrations and 7 plartes with 65 Figs. fine card board binding. Extract from Philosophical Transactions 1868! Paper received May 1 - Read May 23 1867. "Abstracts of a considerable portion of this paper have been already published in the Proceedings of the Royal Society for June 18 1857 and June 20 1861 under the title of "Notes of Researches on the Intimate Structure of the Brain." After adding several new facts and giving further explanations on the subject of the medulla oblongata the author gives a full description of the morphological changes by which the auditory and other centres are developed out of elements of the spinal cord. The auditory centres consist of an outer and an inner nucleus. The outer nucleus is developed from the grey substance of the posterior pyramid and restiform body of the medulla. The inner nucleus arises between the posterior pyramid and the nucleus of the eighth cerebral nerve. From both these nuclei the posterior division of the auditory nerve takes its origin. The anterior division consists of two portions. The principal portion penetrates the medulla beneath the restiform body and running along the outer side of the caput cornu or grey tubercle enters both the outer and inner nucleus. The other portion of the nerve runs backward along the upper border of the restiform body which it accompanies over the superior peduncle of the cerebellum to the inferior vermiform process. The outer auditory nucleus consisting of the grey substance of the posterior pyramid and restiform body is ultimately thrown backward into the cerebellum part of it arching over the fourth ventricle to the opposite side while the rest extends outward to the corpus dentatum of the cerebellum." Abstract - Proc. R. Soc. Lond.15 1867: pp.509-510 Lockhart Clarke 1817-1880 English neurologist carried on detailed investigations on the anatomy and histology of the central nervous system. "Clarke's investigations carried out with great skill and characterized by extreme thoroughness were illustrated with excellent drawings from his own hand. He is best known for his researches on the spinal cord especially those establishing the presence of the nucleus dorsalis . column of Clarke . . . Several of his most important publications on anatomy are to be found in the Philosophical Transactions of the Society of London from 1851 to 1868." Haymaker The Founders of Neurology pp.18-21. Dobson Anatomical Eponyms 2nd. Ed. 1962: p.46: Clarke's Column - nucleus dorsalis of the spinal cord; Clarke's Cell- pigmented cells of the nucleus dosalis. unknown
ref. 90138Köln DuMont Buchverlag 2011 Auflage: 1. kartoniert gebunden; brauner weiss bedruckter Einband mit schwarzem schwarzweiss illustriertem Schutzumschlag / Anz. Seiten: 326 / 19 x 264 cm / Zustand: sehr gut geringe Gebrauchsspuren; Schutzumschlag etwas berieben. Köln, DuMont Buchverlag, 2011, Auflage: 1. unknown
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ref. 97197Hamburg Gottlieb Friedrich Schniebes 1799. . VD18 90437837. - Johann Jacob Rambachs Hauptpastors an der großen Michaelis-Kirche und Scholarchen zu Hamburg Predigten. Enthält 36 Predigten für die Sonn- und Festtage von Himmelfahrt bis zum 27. Sonntag nach Trinitatis. Bd. 1 erschien 1796 - Johann Jakob Rambach 1737-1818; Friedrich Wilhelm Skerl 1752-1810. - Ohne S. 275/276 343-346 643/644 653/654 u. 665/666 sowie das 2. Bl. der Subskribenten-Liste. - Einband beschabt Kupfertitel mit altem Bibl.-Stempel u. -Signaturen u. stärker begriffen erste Bl. gebräunt u. etwas fleckig sonst innen ordentlich. - Selten. Hamburg, Gottlieb Friedrich Schniebes, 1799. unknown
2010ref. 1850538467Lexington Books 2010. Hardcover. Very Good. May have limited writing in cover pages. Pages are unmarked. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More Spend Less.Minor shelf and handling wear overall a clean solid copy with minimal signs of use. Slight shelf wear to boards. All pages are intact and unmarked binding is sound. Secure packaging for safe delivery.Dust jacket quality is not guaranteed. Lexington Books hardcover
