Author:Albert Freeman Africanus King

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Albert Freeman Africanus King
(1841–1914)

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British-born American doctor; Professor of Obstetrics and the Diseases of Women and Children at the National Medical College, Columbian University, Washington. One of the earliest people to suggest the connection between mosquitos and malaria. Present for the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln and one of the physicians who attended to him.

Works

An Essay on the Ligation and Management of the Umbilical Cord at Childbirth (1867) IA
A Manual of Obstetrics (1884, 2nd edition) IA

Articles in Popular Science Monthly

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