BurmeisterM.R.Popular Anatomical Museums in Nineteenth-Century England [unpublished PhD thesis].New Jersey: Rutgers University, 2000
2.
SchnalkeT.Diseases in Wax. The History of the Medical Moulage.Spatschek K, translator. Singapore: Quintessence, 1995
3.
Bodleian Library, John Johnson collection, Waxworks3 (66)
4.
AltickR.D.The Shows of London.Cambridge: Belknap Press, 1978
5.
KahnJ.Catalogue of Dr. Kahn's Anatomical Museum, now exhibiting at 315, Oxford Street, near Regent Circus.London: W J Golbourn, 1851
6.
Dr Kahn's anatomical museum.Lancet1851; 57: 474
7.
KahnJ.Atlas of the Formation of the Human Body, in the Earliest Stages of its Development, Compiled from the Researches of the Late Dr M.P. Erdl.London: John Churchill, 1852
8.
Anatomical exhibition.Med Circular Gen Med Advertiser1854; 5: 167
The late foul conspiracy against Dr. Kahn. Lancet1853; 62: 329
13.
PorterR.Health for Sale: Quackery in England, 1660–1850.Manchester: Manchester University Press, 1989
14.
KahnJ.Catalogue of Dr. Kahn's Anatomical and Pathological Museum, 4 Coventry Street, Leicester Square: Open Daily, for Gentlemen Only, from 10 till 10; to which is added, A Series of Lectures, Under the Title of ‘Shoals and Quicksands’ of Youth, as Delivered by Dr. Kahn, Every Evening, at a Quarter-past Eight Precisely.London: 1856
15.
An English Pickford.Med Circular Gen Med Advertiser1853; 2: 17–18
16.
CourtenayF.B.Revelations of Quacks and Quackery: A Series of Letters by ‘Detector’ Reprinted from ‘The Medical Circular’.London: Ballière, Tindall & Cox, 1912
17.
The action against Kahn, of Coventry Street, for extortion: suppression of obscene quackery. Lancet1857; 70: 175
18.
DarbyR.Pathologizing male sexuality: Lallemand, spermatorrhoea, and the rise of circumcision.J Hist Med All Sci2005; 60: 283–319
19.
The advertising quacks and their victims.Lancet1857; 70: 251
20.
KahnJ.The Evangel of Human Nature; being Fourteen Lectures, on the Various Organs of the Human Frame, in Health and Disease.London: James Gilbert, 1855
21.
KahnJ.Men With Tails: Remarks on the Niam-Niams of Central Africa, Comprising an Introduction by Dr. Kahn; an Essay on the Anatomical View of the Question, by Dr. Sexton; Articles on the Subject, Reprinted from the Lancet, and the Literary Gazette, Together with an Engraving of a Group of these Extraordinary Beings, as shown in Dr. Kahn's Anatomical Museum.London: W J Golbourn, 1855
22.
KahnJ.The Heteradelph, or, Double-Bodied Boy: Introduced to the Public at Dr. Kahn's Museum, 4, Coventry Street, Leicester Square, London; A Lecture.London: J Gilbert, 1857
23.
Minutes of the London meeting, 6 August. Min Med Councils1863; 1: 45
24.
Lewis v. Kahn. Times 16 May 1860: 11d
25.
Prosecutions under the medical act.Lancet1864; 84: 389
26.
Police.Times 14 October 1876: 11f
27.
KahnR.J.Avoidable Disorders, Being a Short Treatise on the More Common Diseases of the Digestive Tract.New York: Issac Goldmann, 1917
28.
HodgsonD.Spermatomania—the English response to Lallemand's disease.J R Soc Med2005; 98: 375–9
29.
ManvellR.The Trial of Annie Besant and Charles Bradlaugh.London: Pemberton, 1976
30.
Police.Times 19 December 1873: 11e
31.
The suppression of vice.Lancet1874; 103: 890
32.
An ‘anatomical museum’ in Manchester.Lancet1874; 103: 915–16
33.
BurkeW.The Popular Compendium of Anatomy, or, A Concise and Clear Description of the Human Body: with the Physiology, or Natural History, the Various Actions and Functions of its Different Organs and PartsLondon: Highley & Son, 1813
34.
PinnockW.A Catechism of Anatomy; For the Instruction of Youth in the First Principles of that Science.London: G B Whittaker, 1825
35.
TyrrellF.An Introductory Lecture on Anatomy, Delivered at the New Medical School, Aldersgate Street, October 2d 1826.London: Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown & Green, 1826
36.
‘A Physician’ [Dickson S].London Medical Practice: Its Sins and Shortcomings.London: Simpkin, Marshall & Co, 1860
37.
Report of the Committee on Professional Education (1869), With Three Appendices.London: General Medical Council, 1869
38.
AtlayJ.B.Sir Henry Wentworth Acland, Bart., K.C.B., F.R.S., Regius Professor of Medicine in the University of Oxford: A Memoir.London: Smith, Elder & Co, 1903
39.
DigbyA.Making a Medical Living: Doctors and Patients in the English Market for Medicine, 1720–1911.Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1994
40.
BurmeisterM.R.Popular Anatomical Museums in Nineteenth-Century England [unpublished PhD thesis].New Jersey: Rutgers University, 2000
