Biographies of the First Lecturers at the Long Island College Hospital,the First Medical School in Brooklyn

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Raymond JH . History of the Long Island College Hospital and its Graduates, Together with the Hoagland Laboratory and the Polhemus Memorial Clinic. Published by the Association of the Alumni, 1899

Historical “Firsts”, Survey of Major Medical Breakthroughs and Other Distinguished Contributions by New York Academic Health Centers and Biomedical Research Institutions. Prepared by the Greater New York Hospital Association, 1992 (unpublished)

Hamilton F. Introductory lecture, Geneva Medical College, 1840

In memorium: Professor Frank Hastings Hamilton, Society of Medical Jurisprudence and Medicine. Resolutions, offered by Charles A Leale. 30 September 1886. Archives of the State University of New York Health Sciences Center, Brooklyn

Obituary. Hamilton, Frank Hastings. Medical Register, New York, New Jersey and Connecticut 1887–8: 262–8

Osler W. Remarks to the class in clinical medicine, University of Pennsylvania. Can Med Surg J 1886; 14: 571–4

Evans AS . Austin Flint and his contributions to medicine. Bull Hist Med. 1958; 32: 224–41

Flint A. A clinical lecture on anemia, delivered at the Long Island College Hospital. American Medical Times, 15 September 1860: 181

Curran JA . The tradition of Austin Flint and Alexander Skene at “Long Island”. Minnesota Medicine, December 1965: 1719–22

Flint A. An Address: Delivered to the Graduates of the Long Island College Hospital, Brooklyn, N.Y. at the Annual Commencement, on the Evening of July 24th, 1860. Privately published by the Graduating Class. Archives of the State University of New York Health Sciences Center, Brooklyn

Obituary. Flint Austin . Medical Register, New York, New Jersey and Connecticut 1886–7: 244–8

Flint A. On cardiac murmurs. Am J Med Sci. 1862; 44: 29–54

Gross SD . Autobiography. Philadelphia: George Barrie, 1887: vol. 2, p. 160

John C. Dalton Jr. (1825–1889), experimental physiologist. JAMA 1968; 203: 221–2

Trask JD . Morphine poisoning successfully treated with atropia and electricity. NY Med J 1874; 20: 165–75

Barker F. James Dowling Trask, M.D. Trans Am Gynecol Soc 1885; 8: 267–72

Stiles HR . The Cultural, Political, Professional and Ecclesiastical History and Commercial and Industrial Records of County of Kings and City of Brooklyn, NY from 1863 to 1884. New York: Munsell, 1884

Schroeder W. DeWitt Clinton Enos. Brooklyn Med J 1899; 13: 592–3

Editorial. Edwin Nesbitt Chapman. Brooklyn Med J 1888; 1: 325–6