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'An account of an Aneurism [aneurysm] dissected by Mr Edward Nourse Surgeon with some Observations thereupon' by William Rutty

Reference number: RBO/13/32

Date: 1728

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Read to the Royal Society on 2 May 1728

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RBO/13/32
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1728
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7 pages
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Manuscript

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'An account of an Aneurism [aneurysm] dissected by Mr Edward Nourse Surgeon with some Observations thereupon' by William Rutty, 1728, RBO/13/32, The Royal Society Archives, London, https://makingscience.royalsociety.org/items/rbo_13_32/an-account-of-an-aneurism-aneurysm-dissected-by-mr-edward-nourse-surgeon-with-some-observations-thereupon-by-william-rutty, accessed on 13 July 2025

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