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1) The cattle plague and diseased meat, in their relations with the public health, and with the interests of agriculture: A letter to the Rt. Hon. Sir George Grey, Bart., G.C.B., Secretary of State for the Home Department

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Gamgee, Joseph Sampson

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Printed and published by T. Richards

Pub. Date

1857

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2) The vitality of the blood proved by physiological experiment: and its application to veterinary pathology demonstrated

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Gamgee, Joseph Sampson

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s.n.]

Pub. Date

[1848 or 1849]

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3) Account of a calcified testicle of a ram

Author

Gamgee, Joseph Sampson

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Pub. Date

1850

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4) The cattle plague and diseased meat, in their relations with the public health, and with the interests of agriculture: A second letter to the Rt. Hon. Sir George Grey, Bart., G.C.B., Secretary of State for the Home Department

Author

Gamgee, Joseph Sampson

Publisher

Printed and published by T. Richards

Pub. Date

1857

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5) On pyaemia: Read before the Medical Society of University College, November 25th, 1852

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Gamgee, Joseph Sampson

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Printed by T. Richards, 37, Great Queen Street, Lincoln's Inn Fields

Pub. Date

1853

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6) History and description of an ossifying enchondroma connected with the testicle of a horse

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Gamgee, Joseph Sampson

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Printed by Compton and Ritchie, Middle Street, Cloth Fair

Pub. Date

1850

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7) An inquiry into the reasons why the horse rarely vomits

Author

Gamgee, Joseph Sampson

Publisher

s.n.]

Pub. Date

1852

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Joseph Sampson Gamgee

1) The cattle plague and diseased meat, in their relations with the public health, and with the interests of agriculture: A letter to the Rt. Hon. Sir George Grey, Bart., G.C.B., Secretary of State for the Home Department

2) The vitality of the blood proved by physiological experiment: and its application to veterinary pathology demonstrated

3) Account of a calcified testicle of a ram

4) The cattle plague and diseased meat, in their relations with the public health, and with the interests of agriculture: A second letter to the Rt. Hon. Sir George Grey, Bart., G.C.B., Secretary of State for the Home Department

5) On pyaemia: Read before the Medical Society of University College, November 25th, 1852

6) History and description of an ossifying enchondroma connected with the testicle of a horse

7) An inquiry into the reasons why the horse rarely vomits