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Medical Charities

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Charity in the Philippines

Morilla Maria Norton

1911

Rockefeller medicine men

E. Richard Brown

1979

Ships of mercy

Don Stephens, Lynda Rutledge Stephenson

2005

A sermon preached before the Right Honourable the Lord Mayor, the Aldermen, and governours of the several hospitals of the City of London. At St. Bridget's Church, on Wednesday in Easter Week, Apr. 23, 1701, Being one of the Anniversary Spittle sermons

Thomas Whincop

1701

A Statement of the dispute between the late Medical Board of the Provincial and City Hospital and the Board of Commissioners of Public Charities

Provincial and City Hospital (Halifax, N.S.). Medical Board

1886

Sanitary economics

Alexander P. Stewart

1849

The hospital as a social agent in the community

Lucy Cornelia Catlin

1918

Devonshire hospital and Buxton Bath charity : instituted for the relief of poor persons from all parts of Great Britain and Ireland suffering from rheumatism, gout, sciatica, and neuralgia ; pains, weakness or contractions of joints or limbs, arising from these diseases, or from sprains, fractures, or other local injuries ; chronic forms of paralysis ; dropped hands, and other poisonous effects of lead, mercury, or other minerals ; spinal affections ; dyspeptic complaints, uterine obstructions, and such disorders as may depend upon a rheumatic or gouty diathesis ; supported by annual subscriptions and voluntary contributions

Devonshire Royal Hospital (Buxton, Derbyshire, England)

1900

Handbook of organization and method in hospital social service

Margaret Smith Brogden

1922

First annual report of the board of trustees of the New York Ear Dispensary

New York Ear Dispensary

1873

The Michigan poor law

Isabel Campbell Bruce

1936

Devonshire hospital and Buxton Bath charity : instituted for the relief of poor persons from all parts of Great Britain and Ireland suffering from rheumatism, gout, sciatica, and neuralgia ; pains, weakness or contractions of joints or limbs, arising from these diseases, or from sprains, fractures, or other local injuries ; chronic forms of paralysis ; dropped hands, and other poisonous effects of lead, mercury, or other minerals ; spinal affections ; dyspeptic complaints, uterine obstructions, etc. etc. ; supported by annual subscriptions and voluntary contributions

Devonshire Royal Hospital (Buxton, Derbyshire, England)

1866

The social worker in a hospital ward

Elsie Wulkop

1926

"Hospital Sunday"

1870

Settlement-House nurse

Jane Converse

1993

An hospital Sunday for Toronto

J. George Hodgins

1887

Habits of the mind

Loren J. Thompson

1995

Memoir on the surgical diseases of the poor, addressed to the surgeons, clergy, and heritors, in the remote parts of the country

Bell, John

1808

Social service and the art of healing

Richard C. Cabot

1909

Pink Ribbons, Inc

Samantha King

2006

Improving healthcare

Cath Senker

2013

Of the improvement of medicine in London, on the basis of public good

John Coakley Lettsom

1775

The rules and regulations of the lying-in and inoculation charity, of the city of Dublin, instituted for the relief of poor married-women, lying-in at their own habitations ; and for inoculation of the small-pox

Hospital for the Relief of Poor Lying-In Women (Dublin, Ireland)

1774

Unhealthy charities

James T. Bennett

1994

The Indiana poor law

Alice Shaffer

1936

A form of record for hospital social work

Gertrude L. Farmer

1921

The story of the "Domus Dei" of Stamford

Henry Press Wright

1890

Observations on the arrangements connected with the relief of the sick poor

John Yelloly

1837

The genius of masonry, or, A defence of the order

Samuel L. Knapp

1828

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Humane Society of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts

1810