Article Dow, Derek; Moss, Michael; (1988)
The medical curriculum at Glasgow in the early 19th century (/isis/citation/CBB000035402/)

Article Woods, Robert; (1997)
“Sickness is a baffling matter”: A reply to James C. Riley (/isis/citation/CBB000075674/)

Book Baker, Robert; (1995)
The codification of medical morality: Historical and philosophical studies of the formalization of western medical morality in the 18th and 19th centuries (/isis/citation/CBB000070131/)

Book Hodgkinson, Ruth; (1973)
Public health in the Victorian age: Debates on the issue from 19th-century critical journals (/isis/citation/CBB000012998/)

Book Weeks, Hampton; (1987)
A medical student at St. Thomas's Hospital, 1801-1802: The Weeks family letters. [Compiled by] Ford, John M.T. (/isis/citation/CBB000034466/)

Article Hill, James; (1985)
The new man of medicine in 19th-century Britain (/isis/citation/CBB000059279/)

Article Sourkes, Theodore L.; (1993)
John Simon, Robert Lowe, and the origin of state-supported biomedical research in 19th-century England (/isis/citation/CBB000049333/)

Book Youngson, A. J.; (1979)
The scientific revolution in Victorian medicine (/isis/citation/CBB000000366/)

Article Furst, Lilian R.; (1993)
Struggling for medical reform in Middlemarch (/isis/citation/CBB000034815/)

Chapter Lawrence, Susan C.; (1991)
Private enterprise and public interest: Medical education and the Apothecaries' Act, 1780-1825 (/isis/citation/CBB000030976/)

Article Butler, Stella V.F.; (1986)
A transformation in training: The formation of university medical faculties in Manchester, Leeds, and Liverpool, 1870-84 (/isis/citation/CBB000061743/)

Book Laycock, Thomas; (1995)
“To ask the suffrages of the patrons”: Thomas Laycock and the Edinburgh Chair of Medicine, 1855. Edited with an introduction by Barfoot, Michael (/isis/citation/CBB000068965/)

Article Lawrence, Christopher; (1988)
The Edinburgh Medical School and the end of the “old thing”, 1790-1830 (/isis/citation/CBB000035539/)

Article Crowther, M. A.; (1984)
Paupers or patients? Obstacles to professionalization in the Poor Law Medical Service before 1914 (/isis/citation/CBB000004957/)

Article Logan, Peter M.; (1991)
Conceiving the body: Realism and medicine in Middlemarch (/isis/citation/CBB000045778/)

Article Helfand, William H.; (1985)
Medicine and pharmacy in British political prints--The example of Lord Sidmouth (/isis/citation/CBB000047452/)

Article Woods, Robert; (1996)
Physician, heal thyself: The health and mortality of Victorian doctors (/isis/citation/CBB000070395/)

Article Romano, Terrie M.; (1997)
Gentlemanly versus scientific ideals: John Burdon Sanderson, medical education, and the failure of the Oxford School of Physiology (/isis/citation/CBB000075504/)

Article Loudon, Irvine; (1986)
“I'd rather have been a Parish surgeon than a Union one.” (/isis/citation/CBB000036340/)

Article Crowther, Anne; Dupree, Marguerite; (1996)
The invisible general practitioner: The careers of Scottish medical students in the late 19th century (/isis/citation/CBB000075090/)