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Toronto Orthopedic Hospital, devoted exclusively to the treatment of the lame, crippled and deformed : announcement, rules and regulations, constitution and by-laws
Toronto Orthopedic Hospital, devoted exclusively to the treatment of the lame, crippled and deformed : announcement, rules and regulations, constitution and by-laws
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Toronto Orthopedic Hospital, devoted exclusively to the treatment of the lame, crippled and deformed : announcement, rules and regulations, constitution and by-laws

Date1898 circa
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Alternate Title
  • Announcement, rules and regulations, constitution and by-laws.
  • Announcement, rules and regulations, constitution and by-laws
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Toronto Orthopedic Hospital, devoted exclusively to the treatment of the lame, crippled and deformed : announcement, rules and regulations, constitution and by-laws. Cover title. The library also has microfiche copy classed in: FILM F CIHM 42743. TRL Special Collections copy bound, subsequent to publication, with 3rd and 5th ''Annual report''.
Country:Canada
City, town or township:Toronto
Province or state:Ontario
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Dimensions||ill.||
Extent
  • ill.
Language
CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession Number37131055468342D
Dewey Number362.1 T595
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