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Fenner's complete formulary : being the sixth [sic] edition of Fenner's formulary..., containing working formulas for all official and unofficial preparations...in the practice of pharmacy... by Fenner, Byron, 1844- is a book available to read on EtoBox.
- Author
- Fenner, Byron, 1844-
- Publisher
- B. Fenner, 1889.
- Published
- 1889
- Language
- EN
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