Journal of the History of Medicine and Allied Sciences, Volume XVII, Number 1, January 1962: John Fulton Number

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8vo (25 cm), front, [2], 216 pp. Cont. cloth, original wrappers bound in. From the library of prof. K. J. Franklin with his labels and a christmas card signed by John Fulton pasted on the front endpaper. John Farquhar Fulton (1899-1960) was an American neurophysiologist and science writer, from 1951 and until his death the editor of the "Journal of the History of Medicine". The commemorative issue includes papers "John Fulton-- Book Collector, Humanist, and Friend" by Arnold Muirhead; "John Fulton's Contribution to Neurophysiology" by Hebbel Hoff; "John Fulton's Historical and Bibliographical Work" by William LeFanu; "Bibliography of John Farquhar Fulton, 1921-1962" by Stanton & Thomson. Also included articles "Leibniz on Elliptical Orbits" by I. Bernard Cohen; "Medical Pioneers in Aviation" by William Gibson; "Some Bibliographers of Early Medical Americana" by Francisco Guerra; "James Mackenzie and Pain" by Kenneth Keele; "Airs, Waters, and Places in History" by Genevieve Miller; "Jacobus Sylvius's Advice for Poor Medical Students" translated by C. O'Malley; "Nicholas Culpeper and His Books" by F. Poynter; "The Libraries of Rome in the 'Iter Italicum' (1765) of Domingo Cotugno" by Dorothy Schullian; "A Manuscript Translation of Gregory's 'Conspectus Medicinae Theoreticae'" by lloyd Stevenson. N° de ref. del artículo 005857

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