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1. Nov. 2007 · The first full-length study of Charles Thomas Jackson, one of the most remarkable and maligned figures in the history of American science and medicine. Jackson was a key figure in three notable scientific discoveries made in the United States before 1850: the discovery of surgical anesthesia, brought about with the dentist William T. G. Morton; the discovery of the American electromagnetic ...
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An instructor in Geology at Harvard, Jay Backus Woodworth (1865–1925) published an article (upper left) titled “Charles Thomas Jackson” in The American Geologist about the life and works of that geological surveyor and ether pioneer.
Charles Thomas Jackson (* 21. Juni 1805 in Plymouth, Massachusetts; † 28. August 1880 in Somerville, Massachusetts) war ein US-amerikanischer Mediziner, Juni 1805 in Plymouth, Massachusetts; † 28.
Charles Thomas Jackson Charles Thomas Jackson (* 21. Juni 1805 in Plymouth, Massachusetts; † 28. August 1880 in Somerville, Massachusetts) war ein. Meine Merkliste . my.chemie.de . my.chemie.de. Mit einem my.chemie.de-Account haben Sie immer alles im Ü ...
Abstract. References to Dr Charles Thomas Jackson in 20th century anaesthesia literature and biographical dictionaries and encyclopedias emphasize his maniacal insanity and its relation to his usurpations of the discoveries of others, including the controversy with William TG Morton concerning the honour of the discovery of surgical anaesthesia ...
Charles Thomas Jackson (* 21. Juni 1805 in Plymouth, Massachusetts; † 28. August 1880 in Somerville, Massachusetts) war ein US-amerikanischer Mediziner, ...
Jackson, Charles Thomas (1805–1880) The life of Charles Thomas Jackson, chemist, mineralogist and geologist, interests us because he had to do with the discovery of the electric telegraph and, more especially, ether anesthesia. Born at Plymouth, Massachusetts, June 21, 1805, he was descended from Abraham Jackson, one of the early settlers of ...
