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      Rejoinder to Dr Garson's Letter to the Editor Regarding the Review of Dr Fancourt Barnes' Translation of Martin's Atlas

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      Journal: Edinburgh Medical Journal
      Publisher: Oliver and Boyd

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          Journal ID (nlm-ta): Edinb Med J
          Journal ID (pmc): edinbmedj
          Title: Edinburgh Medical Journal
          Publisher: Oliver and Boyd (Edinburgh )
          ISSN (Print): 0367-1038
          Publication date (Print): April 1881
          Volume: 26
          Issue: 10
          Pages: 957-959
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          Pmc-scan ID: edinbmedj75072-0096
          PMC ID: 5307175
          SO-VID: 6200d85d-93ec-4e50-930e-ab6363675fd4
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