Physiology.

Scope and Contents Three copies of Chapman's 56-page historical treatise on the circulation of the blood; published by P. Blakiston, Son & Co., Philadelphia.

Scope and Contents This collection contains the speech Meigs gave at his high school graduation, "The Destination of Philosophy;" several valedictory addresses; information on the Meigs Medical Association; and several memoirs.

Scope and Contents "Introductory Lectures to the Course of Anatomy and Physiology in Rutgers Medical College, New York," delivered Nov. 11, 1826. Also, "A Sketch of the Life and Character of Dr. John D. Godman," published by the Tract Association of Friends, Philadelphia, [1830?].

Scope and Contents Two handwritten class booklets giving quiz questions and Druffner's answers. The first is a quiz on the anatomy of the leg from a physiology recitation session held by Dr. Lucius Tuttle; the second is a quiz on cardiac functions given by Dr. John Chalmers Da Costa, May 6, 1915. Appended to the latter are Druffner's notes on hygiene lectures given by Dr. Randle Rosenberger, Jan. 1915.

Scope and Contents The collection consists of materials by or about Robley Dunglison, MD and his family from 1837-1980. Included are introductory lectures and one commencement address (1837) given by Dunglison while at Jefferson Medical College, miscellaneous correspondence of Dunglison (1851-1869) as well as photocopied letters (1866-1980) between Dunglison's children. The collection contains an "autobiographical Ana" published in the Transactions of the American Philosophical Society in 1969 and a memorial...