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The appalling industrial hazards to which American working children were exposed in 1900 / T.E.C.
Cone, Thomas E., 1915-Date: 1981
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David Hosack of New York describes an epidemic of German measles in 1813 / T.E. Cone, Jr.
Cone, Thomas E., 1915-Date: 1979
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Charles Darwin describes the development of fear by his infant son / T.E. Cone, jr.
Cone, Thomas E., 1915-Date: 1988
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Survival of a Scottish female infant weighing 24 ounces on her seventh day of life and the value of feeding her wine : as reported in 1848.
Cone, Thomas E., 1915-Date: 1980
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Hydropathy, or the water-cure, as an escape from the pitfalls of allopathic practice, as viewed in 1851 / T.E.C.
Cone, Thomas E., 1915-Date: 1980
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Dr. Henry Pickering Bowditch on the growth of children : an unappreciated classic study / by Thomas E. Cone, Jr.
Cone, Thomas E., 1915-Date: 1974
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Job Lewis Smith on maternal impressions as a cause of cleft lip and palate (1890) / T.E.C.
Cone, Thomas E., 1915-Date: 1981
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The Reverend Cotton Mather's description of measles (1713) / T.E.C.
Cone, Thomas E., 1915-Date: 1978
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Jeremy Bentham's list of data needed to understand the growth and development of children (1797) / T.E.C.
Cone, Thomas E., 1915-Date: 1981
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The poet Coleridge recalls his childhood / T.E.C., Jr.
Cone, Thomas E., 1915-Date: 1979
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How Susanna Wesley, mother of the founder of Methodism, fed her children (1732) / T.E. Cone, jr.
Cone, Thomas E., 1915-Date: 1982
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Ben Jonson on the deaths of his first daughter and son / T.E.C.
Cone, Thomas E., 1915-Date: 1984
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The appearance of American girls as viewed by Moreau de Saint-Méry about 1795 / T.E. Cone, jr.
Cone, Thomas E., 1915-Date: 1980
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Spina bifida successfully treated by potassium iodide injections in 1861 / T.E. Cone, Jr.
Cone, Thomas E., 1915-Date: 1979
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A case of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) as reported in 1863 / T.E.C., Jr.
Cone, Thomas E., 1915-Date: 1982
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William Douglass on the first reported cases of scarlet fever in New England, 1736 / T.E.C.
Cone, Thomas E., 1915-Date: 1981
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William Ellery Channing on the duty of children to parents / T.E.C., Jr.
Cone, Thomas E., 1915-Date: 1979
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Superstitions of a lying-in room a century ago / T.E.C.
Cone, Thomas E., 1915-Date: 1978
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Successful management of protrusion of the tongue in a five-year-old English boy (1805) / T.E. Cone, jr.
Cone, Thomas E., 1915-Date: 1987
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Case reports of two infants admitted to the Babies Hospital in New York City in the fall of 1888 / T.E.C.
Cone, Thomas E., 1915-Date: 1980
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The first printed book dealing exclusively with pediatrics (1472) / T.E.C.
Cone, Thomas E., 1915-Date: 1981
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How the Reverend John Barnard's scarlet fever was cured by absent treatment in 1693 / T.E.C.
Cone, Thomas E., 1915-Date: 1978
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A new method of resuscitating stillborn children : as described by a New York physician in 1814 / T.E.C.
Cone, Thomas E., 1915-Date: 1981
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Some pediatric prescriptions from the first medical book published in North America (1708) / T.E.C.
Cone, Thomas E., 1915-Date: 1978
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Oscar Wilde on the terrible treatment of children in Reading Gaol (1897) / T.E.C.
Cone, Thomas E., 1915-Date: 1984

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The appalling industrial hazards to which American working children were exposed in 1900 / T.E.C.

David Hosack of New York describes an epidemic of German measles in 1813 / T.E. Cone, Jr.

Charles Darwin describes the development of fear by his infant son / T.E. Cone, jr.

Survival of a Scottish female infant weighing 24 ounces on her seventh day of life and the value of feeding her wine : as reported in 1848.

Hydropathy, or the water-cure, as an escape from the pitfalls of allopathic practice, as viewed in 1851 / T.E.C.

Dr. Henry Pickering Bowditch on the growth of children : an unappreciated classic study / by Thomas E. Cone, Jr.

Job Lewis Smith on maternal impressions as a cause of cleft lip and palate (1890) / T.E.C.

The Reverend Cotton Mather's description of measles (1713) / T.E.C.

Jeremy Bentham's list of data needed to understand the growth and development of children (1797) / T.E.C.

The poet Coleridge recalls his childhood / T.E.C., Jr.

How Susanna Wesley, mother of the founder of Methodism, fed her children (1732) / T.E. Cone, jr.

Ben Jonson on the deaths of his first daughter and son / T.E.C.

The appearance of American girls as viewed by Moreau de Saint-Méry about 1795 / T.E. Cone, jr.

Spina bifida successfully treated by potassium iodide injections in 1861 / T.E. Cone, Jr.

A case of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) as reported in 1863 / T.E.C., Jr.

William Douglass on the first reported cases of scarlet fever in New England, 1736 / T.E.C.

William Ellery Channing on the duty of children to parents / T.E.C., Jr.

Superstitions of a lying-in room a century ago / T.E.C.

Successful management of protrusion of the tongue in a five-year-old English boy (1805) / T.E. Cone, jr.

Case reports of two infants admitted to the Babies Hospital in New York City in the fall of 1888 / T.E.C.

The first printed book dealing exclusively with pediatrics (1472) / T.E.C.

How the Reverend John Barnard's scarlet fever was cured by absent treatment in 1693 / T.E.C.

A new method of resuscitating stillborn children : as described by a New York physician in 1814 / T.E.C.

Some pediatric prescriptions from the first medical book published in North America (1708) / T.E.C.

Oscar Wilde on the terrible treatment of children in Reading Gaol (1897) / T.E.C.

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The appalling industrial hazards to which American working children were exposed in 1900 / T.E.C.

David Hosack of New York describes an epidemic of German measles in 1813 / T.E. Cone, Jr.

Charles Darwin describes the development of fear by his infant son / T.E. Cone, jr.

Survival of a Scottish female infant weighing 24 ounces on her seventh day of life and the value of feeding her wine : as reported in 1848.

Hydropathy, or the water-cure, as an escape from the pitfalls of allopathic practice, as viewed in 1851 / T.E.C.

Dr. Henry Pickering Bowditch on the growth of children : an unappreciated classic study / by Thomas E. Cone, Jr.

Job Lewis Smith on maternal impressions as a cause of cleft lip and palate (1890) / T.E.C.

The Reverend Cotton Mather's description of measles (1713) / T.E.C.

Jeremy Bentham's list of data needed to understand the growth and development of children (1797) / T.E.C.

The poet Coleridge recalls his childhood / T.E.C., Jr.

How Susanna Wesley, mother of the founder of Methodism, fed her children (1732) / T.E. Cone, jr.

Ben Jonson on the deaths of his first daughter and son / T.E.C.

The appearance of American girls as viewed by Moreau de Saint-Méry about 1795 / T.E. Cone, jr.

Spina bifida successfully treated by potassium iodide injections in 1861 / T.E. Cone, Jr.

A case of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) as reported in 1863 / T.E.C., Jr.

William Douglass on the first reported cases of scarlet fever in New England, 1736 / T.E.C.

William Ellery Channing on the duty of children to parents / T.E.C., Jr.

Superstitions of a lying-in room a century ago / T.E.C.

Successful management of protrusion of the tongue in a five-year-old English boy (1805) / T.E. Cone, jr.

Case reports of two infants admitted to the Babies Hospital in New York City in the fall of 1888 / T.E.C.

The first printed book dealing exclusively with pediatrics (1472) / T.E.C.

How the Reverend John Barnard's scarlet fever was cured by absent treatment in 1693 / T.E.C.

A new method of resuscitating stillborn children : as described by a New York physician in 1814 / T.E.C.

Some pediatric prescriptions from the first medical book published in North America (1708) / T.E.C.

Oscar Wilde on the terrible treatment of children in Reading Gaol (1897) / T.E.C.