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At May 24, 1879William Lloyd Garrison , American abolitionist, writer, and publisher (b. 1805) died.
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John J Elwell A medicolegal treatise on malpractice, medical evidence, and insanity, comprising the elements of medical jurisprudence New York : Baker, Voorhis Physicians -- United States Malpractice; Medical jurisprudence -- United States Description: Includes bibliographical references
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