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- Rainsford Island1
- Rambles in Europe, in 1839: with sketches of prominent surgeons, physicians, medical schools, hospitals, literary personages, scenery, etc1
- Rambles of a naturalist1
- Rationale of crime, and its appropriate treatment: being a treatise on criminal jurisprudence considered in relation to cerebral organization1
- Read this pamphlet, put out by the herb doctor of Philadelphia1
- Receipts for the cure of most diseases incident to the human family1
- Reflections on fever: and particularly on the inflammatory character of fever1
- Reflections on securing in a ligature the arteria innominata: to which is added, a case in which this artery was tied by a surgical operation1
- Reflections on yellow fever periods: or, a particular investigation of the long contested question, whether the yellow fever can originate amongst us, or, is always imported from abroad1
- Regulations and system of ethics of the Medical Association of Washington3
- Regulations and system of ethics of the Medical Association of the District of Columbia1
- Regulations for the Medical Department1
- Regulations for the Medical Department of the Army1
- Regulations of the Board of Health of the City of Washington: with the rules of order and order of business, to which is appended the "Act regulating the appointment, powers, &c. of the Board of Health"1
- Relation of the chemical constitution of bodies to taste1
- Religion, natural and revealed, or, The natural theology and moral bearings of phrenology and physiology: including the doctrines taught and duties inculcated thereby, compared with those enjoined in the scriptures : together with the phrenological exposition of the doctrines of a future state : materialism, holiness, sin, reward, punishments, depravity, a change of heart, will, foreordination, fatalism, etc. etc1
- Remains of Samuel Bartlett Parris, M.D: comprising miscellaneous poems and essays, selected from his manuscripts : with a biographical sketch of the author1
- Remarkable account of Mrs. Rachel Lucas, daughter of Mr. James Hinman, of Durham (Conn.)1
- Remarks and observations on the epidemic catarrh: which prevailed in this city during the late winter of 1815 and 1816, and now prevailing on the Lancaster line1
- Remarks on a case of aneurism: an account of which was published by Professor Pattison in the January (1822) number of the American medical recorder1