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01 Introductory Lecture – Disease, including glanders, lameness and foot inflammation. Delivered by Edward Coleman, written down by E N Gabriel

12th November 1821/0 Comments/in Coleman Lectures at RVC 1821-1822, as noted by E N Gabriel /by Lorna Cahill Bannister

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