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Singer, Charles Joseph and Singer, Dorothea Waley

Writings by Charles Singer

Writings by Charles Singer 1954-1961

Review of A Bibliography of the Writings of Dr William Harvey by Geoffrey Keynes. BMJ. 2 Jan 1954, p.42

The Clinical Appreciation of the Discovery of the Circulation of the Blood. Nursing Times, 16 Jan 1954, p.67

Review of Michael Servetus: A Translation of his Geographical Medical and Astrological Writings by C D O'Malley. BMJ, 23 Jan 1954, 209-210

Comments on Male and Female Symbols. BMJ, 17 Apr 1954, p.944

Review of The Bible and Modern Medicine by A Rendle Short. BMJ. 24 Apr 1954, p.981

Some early goldwork. Endeavour Apr 1954, 50, pp.86-93

The Earliest Printed Medical Books, BMJ, 14 August 1954, pp.409-410

How Medicine became anatomical. BMJ, 25 Dec 1954, pp. (4903)-1503

The Happy Scholar: The First Dickinson Memorial Lecture, delivered to the Newcomen Society 12 May 1954. Transactions of the Newcomen Society, vol xxix, 1953-54, 1954-55, pp.125-132

Medicine in Anglo-Saxon Times. The Chemist and Druggist. 25 June 1955. pp.707-714

A glimpse of student life in ancient Rome. BMJ 9 Jul 1955. pp.137-138

Obituary of Prof George Sarton. Nature, 14 Jul 1956, vol 178, p.67

Obituary of Prof H.E. Sigerist. The Times, 29 Mar 1957

The Third Centenary of the death of William Harvey. Nursing Times 24 May 1957, pp.583-586

On June 6 took place the third centenary of the death of William Harvey. The Chemist and Druggist, 29 Jun 1957, pp.723-728

Iron and Steel in Britain from Prehistoric times to the Industrial Revolution. Journal of the Iron and Steel Institute, Mar 1958. Vol 188, pp.205-208

The strange histories of some anatomical terms, Medical History, Jan 1959, vol III, no. 1 pp.1-7

"Early medical education in England in relation to the pre-history of London University" (with S W F Holloway). Medical History Jan 1960, vol IV, no 1, pp.1-17

Harvey - a dweller in two worlds. BMJ. 16 Apr 1960, vol 1, p.1202

An eighteenth-century naval ship to accommodate women nurses. Medical History, Oct 1960, Vol IV, no 4, pp.283-287

Eighteen years of Vesalian Studies. Medical History, Jul 1961, vol V, no 3, pp.210-220

The first English microscopist: Robert Hooke (1635-1703). Endeavour Jan 1955. Vol XIV, no 53, pp.12-18

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The first English microscopist: Robert Hooke (1635-1703). Endeavour Jan 1955. Vol XIV, no 53, pp.12-18

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