Robert James Graves

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With William Stokes. Dublin, 1827,

Dublin, 1828.

First published 1835 in the London Medical and Surgical Journal and London Medical Gazette. The series for two sessions were first collected and published together in Philadelphia, 1838, as: Clinical lectures delivered during the sessions of 1834–5 and 1836–7.

London Medical and Surgical Journal, 1835; VII: 516–517.

Dublin, Fannin & Co., 1843. 3rd American edition with notes etc. by William Gerhard (1809–1872), Philadelphia, 1848. German translation by Heiman Bressler (1805–1873): Klinische Erfahrungen aus dem Englischen von Robert Graves übersetzt. Leipzig, 1843.

2nd edition of A System of Clinical Medicine, edited by John Moore Neligan (1815–1863). 2 volumes, Dublin 1848; French translation by Sigismond Jaccoud, Paris, 1862. Much new material was added to this edition, especially Graves' observation on the epidemiology of cholera. He was one of the first to clearly show that cholera was contagious and spread along the lines of human contact.

The life of Thomas Linacre etc. London, 1835.

Obituaries

  • Medical Times and Gazette, London, 1853, VI, page 351.
  • William Stokes in Medical Times and Gazette, London, 1854, VIII, page 1.
  • J. F. Duncan in Dublin Quarterly Journal of Medical Science, 1878, LXV: 1.
Robert James Graves
Marble statue of Robert James Graves, former president of the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland.jpg
President of the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland
In office
1843–1849