New York University School of Medicine

An inaugural thesis on inguinal hernia by Carlos Gimbernat from New York, presented to the faculty of the Bellevue Hospital Medical College for the degree of Doctor of Medicine, 1865.

An inaugural thesis on the progress of medical study by Luther Hall of Junction City, Kansas, presented to the faculty of the Bellevue Hospital Medical College for the degree of Doctor of Medicine, 1865.

An inaugural thesis on zymotic poisons by William H. Martin of Delaware, Ohio, presented to the faculty of the Bellevue Hospital Medical College for the degree of Doctor of Medicine, 1865.

An inaugural thesis on amputation for gunshot and railroad fractures by William H. Lewis, presented to the faculty of the Bellevue Hospital Medical College for the degree of Doctor of Medicine, 1865.

An inaugural thesis on pulmanory tuberculosis by William H. King of Midlesex County, NJ, submitted to, and to be defended before, the faculty of medicine of the Bellevue Hospital Medical College for the degree of Doctor in Medicine.

An inaugural thesis on hygiene by William Curry, submitted to the faculty of medicine of the Bellevue Hospital Medical College for the degree of Doctor in Medicine, February 9, 1963.

An inaugural thesis on the use of alchoholic stimulus in disease by Warren Andrus James of Hannibal, Oswego County, NY, presented to the faculty of the Bellevue Hospital Medical College for the degree of Doctor of Medicine, 1865.

An inaugural thesis on the dislocation of the shoulder joint by Walter D. Le Fevre of Pennsylvania, presented to the faculty of the Bellevue Hospital Medical College for the degree of Doctor of Medicine, 1865.

An inaugural thesis on malaria by Walter Caswell, submitted to the faculty of medicine of the Bellevue Hospital Medical College for the degree of Doctor in Medicine, March 12, 1862.