sections in brackets on English and American history which are
based on original investigation and of permanent value to all future
historians. Handerson's Baas is thus more complete and valuable than
the Rhinelander's original text."

As listed in the Index Medicus, the publications and writings of Dr.
Handerson appear as follows:

An unusual case of intussusception. Medical Record, 1880,
xviii, 698.

The School of Salernum. An historical sketch of mediæval
medicine. 1883.

Outlines of the history of medicine (Baas). Translated, and in
conjunction with the author, revised and enlarged, 1887.

Clinical history of a case of abdominal cancer. Cleveland
Medical Gazette, 1891-2, vii, 315-321.

The Sanitary topography of Cleveland. Cleveland Medical
Gazette, 1895-6, xi, 651-659.

Cleveland in the Census Reports. Cleveland Medical Gazette,
1896-7, xii, 257-264.

The earliest contribution to medical literature in the United
States. Janus, 1899, p. 540.

A review of the Vital Statistics of Cleveland during the last