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The Extent And Significance Of Disease Among The Indians Of Baja California, L697-1773

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How Disease Came With The White Man

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Medical Practices Of The New England Aborigines

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California'S First Medical Survey: Report Of Surgeon General Jose Benitas

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Influence Of Epidemic Disease On Early History Of The Western Hemisphere

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Medicine In The Sub-Arctic

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Disease Among The Aborigines Of America And Their Knowledge Of Treatment

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Some Diseases Prevalent Among The Indians Of The Southwest And Their Treatment.

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The Pima Indians.

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Primitive Medicine

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