Autobiographies of Illness as Medical Legitimacy in the Works of Francis 
Fuller, George Cheyne, Charles Révillon and the Count de Puységur

Arnaud, Sabine

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Autobiographies of Illness as Medical Legitimacy in the Works of Francis Fuller, George Cheyne, Charles Révillon and the Count de Puységur

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Arnaud, S. (2010). Autobiographies of Illness as Medical Legitimacy in the Works of Francis Fuller, George Cheyne, Charles Révillon and the Count de Puységur. In C. F. E. Holzhey (Ed.), Tension/Spannung (pp. 49-70). Berlin: Turia & Kant.

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