Combe Dr A (5 results)
More imagesPublished by Baillière, 1906 Paris,, 1906
Seller: E. & J.L GRISON, TOULON, FranceE. & J.L GRISON
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On the Functions of the Cerebellum, Also Answers to the Objections Urged Against Phrenology
Combe, George; Combe, Dr. A.; Drs Gall, Vimont, and Broussais
Published by MacLachlan & Stewart, 1838, Edinburgh, 1838
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Seller: RogerCoyBooks, Fort Lauderdale, FL, U.S.A.RogerCoyBooks
Contact seller5-star sellerHardcover. Condition: Collectible: Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Missing. Translated from the French by George Combe: Also Answers to the Objections Urged Against Phrenology by Drs. Roget, Rudolphi, Prichard, and Tiedemann; Good overall, no marks and no DJ; ex-medical society library with only a few stamps, no marks in text, no b…ook plate. Needs rebinding, boards loose; xliv+339p. 1 lb 10 oz.
Published by Maclachan & Stewart, Edinburgh, 1838
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Seller: BRITOBOOKS, isle of man, United KingdomBRITOBOOKS
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Add to basketHardcover. Condition: Good. No Jacket. First Edition. Translated from the French by George Combe. Brown cloth, bumped extremities, cloth on spine poor condition, creased and rubbed off on edges, most of the paper label still there. Hinges and bindings excellent. Very little foxing. Previous owner neatly written front end paper a…nd dated 1838. 16 pages adverts on medical works at front. 339 pages, edges rough-cut.
More imagesTuberculose de l'Enfant, Mélanges.
BOSSAN, E.-A. (le Dr) - Charles Daniel - Dr Maurice Ségard - Dr Lucien Jeanneret - professeur Combe
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Seller: Librairie Diogène SARL, Lyon, FranceLibrairie Diogène SARL
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Add to basketImprimerie Levé, 1911, 5 textes reliés en 1 volume in-8 de245x160x35 mm environ, 30-114-117-viii-204-197 pages, demi reliure en basane fauve, dos à 4 nerfs portant titres dorés sur pièces de titre rouges et fleurons dorés, tranches finement mouchetées, gardes marbrées. Nombreuses figures dans le texte. Coins émoussés, coupes fro…ttées, sinon bon état. I. La Pratique de l'Immunothérapie Antituberculeuse. Du choix & de l'emploi des différents agents d'Immunothérapie : Tuberculines, Sérums. Granulations de Much, leur signification clinique par le Dr E.-A. BOSSAN, 1911, 30 pages, Extrait de la Gazette de Hôpitaux des 24 et 26 janvier 1911 - II. Thèse pour le Doctorat en Médecine : Contribution à l'Etude de la Valeur diagnostique & pronostique de la Tuberculine chez le Nourrisson, par Charles Daniel, Année 1912, Imprimerie de la Faculté de Médecine Jouve &Cie Editeurs, 114 pages. III. Etude sur la Tuberculose gangliopulmonaire chez l'Enfant. Le Diagnostic des formes latentes et frustes par le Dr Maurice Ségard, 1913, Paris, G. Steinheil Editeur, 117 pages - IV. La Tuberculoses de l'Enfant, Traitement de ses formes médicales et chirurgicales par la Tuberculine par le Dr Lucien Jeanneret, 1915, Paris, Librairie J.-B. Baillière et Fils, viii-204 pages, 2ff.(catalogue) - V. La Tuberculose du Nourrisson, par le professeur Combe. 1917, Paris, Librairie Baillière et Fils, 197 pages, 2ff.(catalogue).
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Seller: Richard Neylon, St Marys, TAS, AustraliaRichard Neylon
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Add to baskethardcover. Condition: very good. Edinburgh, MacLachlan & Stewart 1838. Octavo publisher's patterned cloth with paper spine label (a bit marked); xliv,339pp, a few illustrations. A mild tidemark on the endpapers but no further in. An appealing copy even without the inscription 'To Dr. A. Brigham with best regards from Geo.Combe 1…2 November 1838'. First edition and a pretty fabulous association. Amariah Brigham was a founder of American psychiatry and, like many well-meaning reformers and progressives in the field, held to phrenological principles. Combe was in America in November 1838, it was early in his American lecture tour - a stay of two years - and had met Brigham on his arrival in New York. Brigham was more or less in charge of arranging the lecture tour. The date of this inscription is puzzling: Combe's entry for November 12 in 'Notes on the United States of America' (1841) recounts a visit to Salem but nothing more. So why this day? The book itself is one of the central pillars of Combe's, all the early phrenologists, attempt to establish a sound scientific and reasoned basis for phrenology in the face of ridicule and attacks from more respectable and respected scientists.
