History of the Homoeopathic Medical College of Pennsylvania : the Hahnemann Medical College and Hospital of Philadelphia / by Thomas Lindsley Bradford.

  • Bradford, Thomas Lindsley, 1847-1918.
Date:
1898
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Credit: History of the Homoeopathic Medical College of Pennsylvania : the Hahnemann Medical College and Hospital of Philadelphia / by Thomas Lindsley Bradford. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    buildings, 231; first printed rule for preliminary examina- tions, 236; report of Intercollegiate Committee of American Institute of Homoeopathy, 236; laying cornerstone, 237; de- scription of ceremonies, 238; location of corner-stone, 240 . 227-240 CHAPTER XXXIII. (1885.) Last session for theses, 241; settlement of difificulties between College and Hospital Trustees, 241; circular explanatory, 241; charter of the Hahnemann College and Hospital, 243; statutes, 249 241-255 CHAPTER XXXIV. (1885.) Fire in old College, 256; historical note in announcement for i885-'6, 256; description of new buildings, 259; death of Dr. Farrington, 261; last Commencement in old College, 261 . . 256-261 CHAPTER XXXV. (1886.) Dedication week, 262 262-269 CHAPTER XXXVI. (i886-'94.) Opening lecture in new College, 270; fate of old College, 270; Hotel Hilton, 270; Reading R. R. covers College grounds, 270; verses by Dr. Bayley about old College, 271; enlargement of Faculty, 271; petition from Women's Medical Club that College be opened for women, 272; three }rears' course ren- dered obligatory, 272; theses, 272; term examinations, 273; policy of non-endorsement of diplomas adopted, 274; first mention of graded four years' course, 275; Y. M. C. A. room furnished in College, 277; illustrated catalogue published, 278; reception tendered to World's Homoeopathic Congress by Faculty, 278; Hahnemann College parade, 279 270-280 CHAPTER XXXVII. (1894.) Four years' course obligatory, 281; studies of four years' course, 281; requirements, etc., 282; text-books, 283 281-184 CHAPTER XXXVIII. (i894-'97.) Division of classes, 285; death of Dr. A. R. Thomas, 286; cir- cular regarding clinics, 287; pamphlet—'' The Medical Stu- dent, 288; Dr. Thomas on clinical instruction, 288; report of Dean Dudley, 1897, 288; additions to Faculty, 293; list of as- sistants to Faculty, 293; requirements in i897-'8, 294; im- provements in College building in 1896 and 1897, 298; fiftieth year, 301; student volunteer movement, 301 285-301 BioGRAPHiCAi, Sketches of Professors 303-402B Biographies oe Drs. Sempi,e and Sims 402A-402B Hospital 405-571