The Persisting Osler IV: Selected Transactions of the American Osler Society, 2001–2010 Paperback and the departments of anthropology

and the departments of anthropology at the American Museum of Natural History in New York and at the University of California

The author is one of the world’s leading experts on the life and work of the 18th-century chemist Antoine Lavoisier

What role should a museum play in arousing an interest for science

even when the ship was not in combat

Harry Archer’s “Life and Letters of Horace Wells” to comprise the definitive documentation of Wells and his extraordinary contribution to medicine

The Persisting Osler IV: Selected Transactions of the American Osler Society, 2001–2010 Paperback and the departments of anthropologyBarondess, Jeremiah A., and Charles S. Bryan, eds., 2011, 368pp., cloth bound, illus. From the review of earlier volumes: . . . All physicians owe gratitude to the editors and contributors of this series for their persistence in producing three volumes aimed at introducing Osler to the wider audience that he deserves and medicine sorely needs. Bull. Hist. Med., 2003, 77