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- Madness and crime1
- Malarial paralysis: clinical lecture delivered at the Pennsylvania Hospital1
- Malignant endocarditis with vegetations in the right auricle, and a perforation of the inter-auricular septum: mitral and aortic regurgitation : clinical lecture delivered at the Post-Graduate Medical School, Chicago1
- Malignant transformation of dermoid cysts of the ovary1
- Mechanical appliances in town sewerage1
- Mechanical protection for the violent insane1
- Mechanical restraint in our state hospitals for the insane1
- Medical and surgical lectures on the diseases of women: a clinical and systematic treatise2
- Medical education for the people and the profession: an introductory lecture1
- Medical identity and ethnicity in nineteenth-century New Orleans1
- Medical research and human welfare: a record of personal experiences and observations during a professional life of fifty-seven years1
- Medical science and common sense: a lecture introductory to the session 1858'59 of the St. Louis Medical College1
- Medical science and common sense: a lecture introductory to the session 1858-59 of the St. Louis Medical College1
- Medical science and the medical profession in Europe and the United States: an introductory lecture1
- Medical sectarianism: an introductory lecture1
- Medical systems, medical science, and empiricism: an introductory lecture before the Albany Medical College, delivered October 3, 18481
- Medicine a science and an art: a lecture introductory to the course in the Medical Institution of Geneva College1
- Medicine as a science and an art--its philosophy, influences, purposes and results, its past and present condition and future prospects: being an address before the Medical Society of the District of Columbia, delivered by appointment, at the hall of the Smithsonian Institution, January, 18521
- Medicine by the numbers: revisiting James Cassedy's America1
- Melancholia: its diagnosis and treatment at home : a clinical lecture delivered at the New York Polyclinic1