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- Hahnemann e a homoeopathia de 1755 a 1908: homenagem singela ao muito saber por tanto estudar1
- Harvey and his discovery: a lecture delivered October 1st, 1878, introductory to the course at the Jefferson Medical College1
- Health! Soundness! Strength! And happiness! To the people!1
- Health, a poem: shewing how to procure, preserve, and restore it : to which is annexed, The doctor's decade1
- Hell in an uproar: a satyr : occasioned by a scuffle which lately happened between the lawyers and physicians for superiority1
- Henry I. Bowditch, M.D: memorial meeting1
- Henry Ingersoll Bowditch1
- Henry Kemble Oliver, M.D1
- Historical and biographical memoirs, essays, addresses, etc., etc: written at various times during the last fifty years, and now first published in the collected form1
- Historical materials for the biography of W.T.G. Morton, M.D: discoverer of etherization, with an account of anaesthesia1
- History of medicine in New York: three centuries of medical progress1
- History of medicine in New York: three centuries of medical progress (Volume 1)1
- History of medicine in New York: three centuries of medical progress (Volume 2)1
- History of medicine in New York: three centuries of medical progress (Volume 3)1
- History of medicine in New York: three centuries of medical progress (Volume 4)1
- History of medicine in New York: three centuries of medical progress (Volume 5)1
- History of the District Medical Society for the County of Hunterdon: from its organization in 1821 to the annual meeting in 1871 : together with the medical history of the county, (as its boundaries now exist), from its first settlement to the present time, 18721
- History of the memorial fountain: erected to the memory of Roderick Adams White, M.D. by his wife Elizabeth Hungerford White and the dedicatory service, Sept. 6, 18921
- Honors to Dr. Holmes: the guest of New York physicians1
- Horse sense: a school of practical science upon the perplexing problems of to-day, pertaining to life and health, namely : consumption : bacteria in water, soil, air milk, bread, vinegar and beer : sunshine, the most potent germicide : the up-to-date medical fraternity a menace to life and health : the merits and demerits of the Chicago drainage canal : fresh air and flies : the medical monopoly of ideas : not all so-called quacks are quacks, etc1