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Forceps de Simpson - Med. 010
No full textProfesseur à Edimbourg, il simplifia le forceps et inventa la première ventouse obstétricale.
Le forceps de Simpson mesure 36 cm, est unicourbe, et les manches sont également garnis de bois et des semblants d'oreilles, où les mains peuvent tirer.
Remarque : le forceps de la collection présente toutes les caractéristiques du forceps de Simpson (taille, courbure, forme) mais il possède en plus des ailerons repliables à la manière du forceps de Stoltz. Il ne présente par contre pas les autres caractéristiques du Stoltz (forme et taille). C'est pourquoi nous avons renommé ce forceps.LOTERIE NATIONALEMAISON DE LA SCIENC
John Simpson letter to Charity Rotch, 7 of yr 8 mo, 1796
No full textJohn Simpson writes to Charity Rotch in New Bedford, asking that when opportunity and time permit, Charity might lend spiritual counsel to John Simpson's daughter. The nature of her problem is unclear. 8.25" x 9.25" (21.1 by 23.6 cm
John Simpson letter to Thomas Rotch, 21 of 4th month 1801
No full textJohn Simpson, Quaker minister offers religious advice. The Rotches left New Bedford for West Hartford, 130 miles to the west supposedly to take up missionary work. This is also the period of the Second Great Awakening, when the message of individual redemption spread throughout New England by itinerant ministers. 6.25" x 13.25" (21 by 25 cm
Exhibit A.
No full text1 map ; 49 x 35 cm, on sheet 82 x 40 cm"All corners shown on Cornick's and Exall's Add. on this map put on the ground by me in August 1929. Cornick's Add. being in conflict with the south end of Arthur and Meyers Add." -- J.A. Simpson, County Surveyor, Tom Green County, Tex.Southwest Collection copy: MAP 12.3 s193
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