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75 results found for "independent weekly poetry Jenny Lind correspondence physician"

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Result #1

Battle of Lindley's Mill (1781)

Located in
› 8. Events
› 8.05 Historical events
› Battles
› Land battles

Result #2

Pastoral poetry

Located in
› 3. Culture
› 3.40 Literature
› Literary forms and genres
› Poetry

Result #3

Lyric poetry

Located in
› 3. Culture
› 3.40 Literature
› Literary forms and genres
› Poetry

Result #4

Zion independent church

Located in
› 3. Culture
› 3.20 Religion
› Religions
› Ancient religions
› Christianity

Result #5

Women physicians REJECTED TERM

Located in
› Rejected Terms
› W

Result #6

Welsh poetry

Located in
› Alternative Terms
› W

...Poetry written in the Welsh language...

Result #7

Welsh folk poetry

Located in
› Alternative Terms
› W

...Folk poetry written in the Welsh language...

Result #8

Welsh elegiac poetry

Located in
› Alternative Terms
› W

Result #9

War poetry

Located in
› 3. Culture
› 3.40 Literature
› Literary forms and genres
› Poetry

Result #10

Spanish poetry

Located in
› Alternative Terms
› S

Result #11

Ships physicians

Located in
› 8. Events
› 8.15 People and roles
› People
› -People by occupation-
› Personnel
› Medical personnel
› Physicians

Result #12

Ship physicians

Located in
› 8. Events
› 8.15 People and roles
› People
› -People by occupation-
› Personnel
› Medical personnel
› Physicians

Result #13

Scottish poetry

Located in
› Alternative Terms
› S

Result #14

Russian poetry

Located in
› Alternative Terms
› R

Result #15

Royal physicians

Located in
› 8. Events
› 8.15 People and roles
› People
› -People by occupation-
› Personnel
› Medical personnel
› Physicians

Result #16

reports, accounts and correspondence relating to British Congresses of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, 1 REJECTED TERM

Located in
› Rejected Terms
› R

Result #17

Religious poetry

Located in
› 3. Culture
› 3.40 Literature
› Literary forms and genres
› Poetry

Result #18

Records and correspondence

Located in
› 5. Information and communication
› 5.30 Information sources

Result #19

Poetry

Located in
› 3. Culture
› 3.40 Literature
› Literary forms and genres

Result #20

Physicians as artists

Located in
› 3. Culture
› 3.45 Arts
› Artists

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