A system of surgery By Benjamin Bell, Member Of The Royal Colleges Of Surgeons Of Ireland And Edinburgh, One Of The Surgeons To The Royal Infirmary, And Fellow Of The Royal Society Of Edinburgh. Illustrated with copperplates

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