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Author
Martin, Susan K.
Title
Dissection, Anatomy Acts and the Appropriation of Bodies in Nineteenth Century Australia: the Government's Brains and the Benevolent Asylum
In
The Body Divided: Human Beings and Human 'Material' in Modern Medical History
Editor
Ferber, Susan
Imprint
Ashgate, Publishing, Aldershot, 2012, pp. 53-74
ISBN/ISSN
9780754668343
Subject
Chronological Classification 1788-1900 Applied Sciences Medical and Health Sciences
Description

Series: History of Medicine in Context.

Source
Cohn 2012

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