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- Hydrophobia vera: with report of a case1
- Hydrophobia: its origin and development, as influenced by climate, season, and other circumstances : being the report of the special committee appointed by the American Medical Association, and read at the meeting in Detroit, Michigan, May, 18561
- Hydrophobia: report of the section on anatomy, physiology, and pathology1
- Medical inquiries and observations: containing an account of the yellow fever, as it appeared in Philadelphia in 1797, and observations upon the nature and cure of the gout, and hydrophobia1
- Nucléarsitol Robin: La rage, paysan sous Louis XV1
- Observation intéressante et mémoire a consulter sur la maladie d'une petite fille & l'état de son cadavre: où l'on invite les habiles médecins du royaume à prononcer sur la cause de sa mort1
- Observations on hydrophobia, produced by the bite of a mad dog, or other rabid animal: with an examination of the various theories and methods of cure, existing at the present day, and an inquiry into the merit of specific remedies : also a method of treatment best adapted to the brute creation : in a series of letters to a friend1
- Observations on the arguments of Professor Rush: in favour of the inflammatory nature of the disease produced by the bite of a mad dog1
- Rabies1
- Rabies control in the community1
- Rabies in California1
- Rabies in man1
- Rabies, and Its Present Status in California1
- Report of a case of hydrophobia: extracted from the report of T. W. Blatchford, M.D., in Transactions of the American Medical Association, for the year 1856 : with an appendix, containing the report of a committee of citizens of Lancaster, Pa., on the efficacy of Stoy's cure for hydrophobia1
- Report of the Health Committee of Danvers on canine madness1
- Report on hydrophobia1
- Ruby Cunningham opening a dog's head at the California State Hygienic Laboratory1
- The mad dog, or, hydrophobia, with all its various symptoms, causes, and remedies, minutely described1
- Wilbur A. Sawyer and Esther Skolfield in the Pasteur Institute of the California State Hygienic Laboratory1