WilsonJC. Tribute at the special meeting of the College of Physicians of Philadelphia upon the death of Dr S. Weir Mitchell. In: S. Weir Mitchell, md lld frs 1829–1914 Memorial Addresses and Resolutions. Philadelphia: College of Physicians, 1914: 7
2.
Literary notes. BMJ1914: i:436
3.
EarnestE.S. Weir Mitchell Novelist and Physician. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1950: 1–7
4.
BurrAR. Weir Mitchell — His Life and Letters. New York: Duffield & Co., 1929: 28–9. The biography includes parts of an incomplete autobiography written by Silas Weir Mitchell, particularly relating to childhood and youth. Appendices list honours and memberships, and Mitchell's writings in chronological order
5.
Ibid.:37
6.
Ibid.:41
7.
Ibid.:43
8.
BernardC.Leçons sur les effets des substances toxiques et medicamenteuses. Paris: JB Baillière, 1857: Introduction
9.
BurrAR (op. cit. ref. 4):60–9
10.
WalterRD. S. Weir Mitchell, M.D. – Neurologist. Springfield, IL: Charles C Thomas, 1970: 33. This excellent biography contains critical accounts of Mitchell's main scientific and medical writings. The bibliography contains papers by John Kearsley Mitchell, and the complete scientific and medical works (253 citations) and literature and poetry (138 citations) of Silas Weir Mitchell
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WelchWHWeirS.Mitchell, physician and man of science. In: S. Weir Mitchell, md lld frs 1829–1914 Memorial Addresses and Resolutions. Philadelphia: College of Physicians, 1914: 106–10
12.
BurrAR (op. cit. ref. 4):91–2
13.
WelchWH (op. cit. ref. 11):103–4
14.
MitchellSW. Researches upon the venom of the rattlesnake with an investigation of the anatomy and physiology of the organs concerned. Smithsonian Contributions to Knowledge1860; 12: 1–156
15.
BurrAR (op. cit. ref. 4):72, 118
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Ibid.:77
17.
MitchellSWReichertET. Preliminary report on the venoms of serpents. Med News Phila1883; 42: 469–72
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MitchellSWReichertET. Researches upon the venoms of poisonous serpents. Smithsonian Contributions to Knowledge1886; 26: 1–186
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MitchellSW. The Medical Department in the Civil War. JAMA1914; 62: 1445–50
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Duchenne de Boulogne. De l'électrisation localisée et de son application à la physiologie, à la pathologie et à la thérapeutique. Paris: J-B Baillière, 1855
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MitchellSWMorehouseGRKeenWW. Gunshot Wounds and other Injuries of Nerves. Philadelphia: JB Lippincott & Co., 1864: 146–57
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McHenryLCJr. Introduction to the Dover edition of Injuries of Nerves and their Consequences. New York: Dover Publications, 1965: ix–xxii. This biography includes a critical account of the work of Mitchell related to war injuries
23.
WalterRD (op. cit. ref. 10):105–10
24.
MitchellJK. Remote Consequences of Injuries of Nerves and Their Treatment. Philadelphia: Lea Brothers & Co., 1895
25.
WelchWH (op. cit. ref. 11):118
26.
BurrAR (op. cit. ref. 4):107
27.
MitchellSW. Selections from the Poems of S. Weir Mitchell. London: Macmillan, 1901
28.
MitchellSW. The Autobiography of a Quack and Other Stories. London: Macmillan, 1901
29.
BaileyP.Silas Weir Mitchell. In: Biographical Memoirs of the National Academy of Science. New York: Columbia University Press, 1958: vol. 32, pp. 34–53. A scientific bibliography (168 citations) is appended
30.
MitchellSW. Researches on the physiology of the cerebellum. Am J Med Sci.1869; 57: 320–38
31.
SherringtonCS. The cerebellum. In: SchäferEA, Ed. Textbook of Physiology. Edinburgh: Young J Pentland, 1900: vol. 2, p. 895
32.
BurrAR (op. cit. ref. 4):139–40
33.
MitchellSW. On the use of bromide of lithium. Am J Med Sci.1870; 60: 443–5
34.
MitchellSW. Wear and Tear or Hints for the Overworked (5th ed), thoroughly revised. Philadelphia: JB Lippincott & Co., 1887: 21. The first edition was published in 1873; the fifth edition was reprinted in the series Mental Illness and Social Policy. The American Experience. New York: Arno Press Inc., 1973
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MitchellSW. Rest in nervous disease: its use and abuse. In: SeguinEC, Ed. A Series of Clinical LectuRes.. New York: Putnam's Sons, 1876: vol. 1, no. 4, pp. 83–102
36.
MitchellSW. Fat and Blood, and How to Make Them. Philadelphia: JB Lippincott & Co., 1877: 7–8
37.
PlayfairWS. The Systematic Treatment of Nerve Prostration and Hysteria. London: Smith, Elder & Co., 1883: 13
38.
MitchellSW (op. cit. ref. 36):42–3
39.
PlayfairWS (op. cit. ref. 37):63
40.
The title became Fat and Blood: An Essay on the Treatment of Certain Forms of Neurasthenia and Hysteria (3rd edn). Philadelphia: JB Lippincott & Co., 1884
41.
MitchellSWLewisMJ. The tendon-jerk and the muscle-jerk in disease, especially in posterior sclerosis. Am J Med Sci.1886; 92: 363–72
42.
BurrAR (op. cit. ref. 4):189–90
43.
MitchellSW. Commemorative address. Centennial anniversary of the Institution of the College of Physicians of Philadelphia. Trans Coll Physician Phila1887; centennial volume: 305–34
44.
WelchWH (op. cit. ref. 11):115
45.
BurrAR (op. cit. ref. 4):176–7
46.
Ibid.:76
47.
EarnestE (op. cit. ref. 3):232
48.
BurrAR (op. cit. ref. 4):239
49.
EarnestE (op. cit. ref. 3):139–41
50.
WisterO.S.Weir Mitchell, man of letters. In: S. Weir Mitchell, md lld frs 1829–1914 Memorial Addresses and Resolutions. Philadelphia: College of Physicians, 1914: 149
51.
EarnestE (op. cit. ref. 3):233–4
52.
McHenryLCJr (op. cit. ref. 22):xx
53.
BurrAR (op. cit. ref. 4):289
54.
TysonJ.On the opening of the New Hall of the College of Physicians of Philadelphia. Trans Coll Physician Phila1909; 31: 442
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Obituary. BMJ1914; i: 119–21
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