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Josiah C. Nott's Degrees

Masters Medicine University of Pennsylvania

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According to Wikipedia, Josiah Clark Nott was an American surgeon, anthropologist and ethnologist. He is known for his studies into the etiology of yellow fever and malaria, including the theory that they are caused by germs, and for his espousal of scientific racism.

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Josiah C. Nott's Published Works

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Types of mankind (93)
Types of Mankind: Or Ethnological Researches, Based upon the Ancient Monuments, Paintings, Sculptures, and Crania of Races, and upon Their Natural, Geographical, Philosophical, and Biblical History (1854) (90)
The Mulatto a Hybrid—probable extermination of the two races if the Whites and Blacks are allowed to intermarry (1843) (42)
Indigenous races of the earth, or, New chapters of ethnological enquiry : including monographs on special departments of philology, iconography, cranioscopy, palæontology, pathology, archæology, comparative geography and natural history (5)
The Mulatto a Hybrid — Probable Extermination of the Two Races If the Whites and Blacks Are Allowed to Intermarry (1843) (5)
Influence of Anatomy on the March of Civilization (1858) (2)
ART. I.—On the Pathology of Yellow Fever (1845) (1)
Case of Ligature of the Subclavian Artery (1841) (1)
Thoughts on Acclimation and Adoption of Races to Climates (1856) (1)
Art. III. Description of a Modification of the Double Inclined Plane, with an exposition of its advantages over other apparatus for fractures of the lower extremity. (1838) (1)
On the theory of photographic action, illustrating the connexion between the photographic agent and electricity (1846) (1)
Three Sugical Cases. (1855) (0)
On the Theory of Photographic Action (0)
Three Surgical Cases (1855) (0)
EXTIRPATION OF THE COCCYX. (1870) (0)
Art. X.—Case of Extraordinary Hypertrophy of Cervix Uteri. (1867) (0)
Recti-Linear Ecraseur—Artery Forceps (1871) (0)
ART. IX.—Radical Cure of Hernia by including the Neck of the Sac and External Ring in a Lead Ligature (1847) (0)
Post-Mortem Examination of the Rev. John Newland Maffitt, Who Died from Fatty Degeneration, Ulceration and Rupture of the Heart (1850) (0)
Art. IX.—Remarks on the propriety and best manner of breaking and extracting large Calculi in the lateral operation.— (1842) (0)
Art. X.—On a New Duck-bill Speculum, for Private Practice. (1868) (0)
Art. XI.—Ligature of Subclavian Artery for the Cure of Axillary Aneurism caused by Gun-shot Wound. (1841) (0)
Notes on Laminaria Tents (1871) (0)
ART. VII.—Secondary Hemorrhage, Tetanus, &c, after Incisions of Cervix Uteri (1868) (0)

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