North American Indian medicine men, 52-56
Plantagenent kings touching for the evil, 10
Robinson, Tom, M.D., The Gold-headed Cane, 32-41
Strange Story of the Fight with the Small Pox, 153-166
Stuart kings touching for the evil, 12-14
Symington, A. J., Of Physicians and their Fees, 252-283
Thompson, W. H., Chaucer's Doctor of Physic, 70-75
Thurlow, Lord, on Barbers and Surgeons, 6
Wall, A. H., Doctors Shakespeare Knew, 76-89
Walters, Cuming, Magic and Medicine, 42-69; Famous Literary Doctors, 102-124
[1] "Chester in the Plantagenet and Tudor Periods," by Rupert H. Morris, 1894, pp. 78-79.
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