Publisher's Synopsis
Published in 1911, this pioneering work on medicine in Korea provides a detailed overview of the state of medical knowledge and practice in the country at the time. Written by Frank Cowan, a physician and professor of medicine at Severance Medical College in Seoul, The Principles and Practice of Medicine in Corea is a fascinating glimpse into the history of medicine in East Asia.
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