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'The Case of Grace Lowdell [being an account of an uncommon Tumor on the thigh, with its Extirpation and Cure] communicated by Mr John Chandler from Mr Mizael Malfalguerat, surgeon at St Edmund's Bury

Reference number: RBO/19/47

Date: 1735

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Read to the Royal Society on 26 February 1735

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RBO/19/47
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1735
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4 pages
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'The Case of Grace Lowdell [being an account of an uncommon Tumor on the thigh, with its Extirpation and Cure] communicated by Mr John Chandler from Mr Mizael Malfalguerat, surgeon at St Edmund's Bury, 1735, RBO/19/47, The Royal Society Archives, London, https://makingscience.royalsociety.org/items/rbo_19_47/the-case-of-grace-lowdell-being-an-account-of-an-uncommon-tumor-on-the-thigh-with-its-extirpation-and-cure-communicated-by-mr-john-chandler-from-mr-mizael-malfalguerat-surgeon-at-st-edmunds-bury, accessed on 17 August 2026

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