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Dr. Charles Holman, who served as the fifth dean of the University of Oregon Medical School, was requested to document the medical school's formal history. He began this undertaking in late 1975 and worked through 1976. Sadly, he passed away in the spring of 1977, leaving behind this manuscript as part of his legacy.

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Title
University of Oregon Medical School: A History of the Years 1904-1909
Date
1977
Creator
Holman, Charles Nixon
Oregon Health & Science University
Contributor
Baird, Michael David, Author
Subject (Name)
Baird, Michael David
University of Oregon. Medical School
Willamette University
Watkins, William H.
Gilbert, J. Allen, 1867-1948
Bilderback, Joseph Brown (Bill), 1869-1969
Josephi, Simeon Edward
Mackay, Albert E.
American Medical Association
Coffey, Robert Calvin, 1869-1933
Subject (Topic)
History
Lewis and Clark Expedition (1804-1806)
School management and organization
Schools, Medical
Subject (Place)
Oregon--Portland
Type
Manuscript
DOI
https://doi.org/10.6083/bpxhc44432
Source
Library call number: W19 H747 1987
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Publisher
Oregon Health & Science University
Language
English
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Public Domain

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