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Asked 28 December 2015

Any suggestions on data of the Dutch edition of Charles West, Lectures on the diseases of infancy and childhood (1848)

I'm currently working on the life of Charles West (1816-1898), the father of British Pediatrics and Founder (in 1852) of the Great Ormond Street Hospital for Sick Children in London.
His main book about pediatrics is Lectures on the diseases of infancy and childhood, Longman, Brown, Green, & Longmans, London 1848 [subsequent Longmans' enlarged and revised editions in 1852, 1854, 1859, 1865, 1874 and 1884].
In the Preface of the 1884 English edition of the book, West himself says that also a Dutch edition had been already published: can anybody help me to find the data of this Dutch edition?
 Thank you very much for this help (no special hurry, of course…) and best wishes for the New Year!

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Christos Panteliadis
Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
best regards and the happy New Year

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Dear Luca, 
Charles West is mentioned in this book: 
Klassiekers van de kinder- en jeugdpsychiatrie
Fop Verheij,Ph. D. A. Treffers (2004) page 159
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French version: 1881
Leçons sur les maladies des enfants, par Charles West,... Traduites d'après la 6e édition anglaise et annotées par le Dr Archambault,...
by Charles West, Dr.
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Luca Borghi
Campus Bio-Medico University
Thank you all!
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María de Lourdes Herrera Feria
Meritorious Autonomous University of Puebla
In Puebla, México remains a british edition (1884) at Library Jose María Lafragua (BUAP), mentioned in this article...
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Annemieke van Drenth
Leiden University
Dear Luca,
This is the information from the Dutch Central Catalogue. As you see, the book has a copy in the library of my university and has a digital copy in Amsterdam.
 
Lessen over de ziekten van zuigelingen en kinderen / door Charles West ; naar de tweede verm. uitg. uit het Engelsch vert. door P.C. Tijken ; met eene voorrede, aant. en bijvoegselen van G.Ph.F. Groshans
Jaar:
1854
Auteur:
Charles West (1816-1898) (ISNI 0000 0001 1027 5268)  WorldCat Identities
Medewerker:
Petrus Cornelius Tyken (1822-1875) (ISNI 0000 0003 8867 6373)  WorldCat Identities; George Philips Frederik Groshans (1814-1874) (ISNI 0000 0000 0455 5258)  WorldCat Identities
Uitgever:
Tiel : Campagne
Annotatie:
Titel is gedigitaliseerd voor de Universiteit van Amsterdam in het kader van Metamorfoze
Titel is geselecteerd voor digitalisering voor de Universiteit van Amsterdam in het kader van het Google Books-project
Met index
Omvang:
XXII, 39, 576 p
Formaat:
23 cm
Andere versie:
Lessen over de ziekten van zuigelingen en kinderen
Lessen over de ziekten van zuigelingen en kinderen
 
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Luca Borghi
Campus Bio-Medico University
Thank you very much to you all, but especiaaly to Annemieke who finally solved the problem!
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Anna Vigano
Istituto Ortopedico Rizzoli
gentilissimo,
mi scuso con il ritardo con cui le rispondo ma quest'anno le ferie natalizie sono state eccessivamente lunghe.
Ho visto che la collega olandese ha risolto brillantemente il suo problema.
Cogliendo l'occasione per porgerle i più sinceri auguri di un sereno 2016 ,la informo la  nostra biblioteca, invece, ne possiede la versione italiana stampata a Milano dalla Vallardi s.d., ma penso che questa edizione lei la conosce perfettamente.
Cordialissimi saluti
Anna Viganò
Luca Borghi
Campus Bio-Medico University
Grazie mille, Dottoressa Viganò, e tanti auguri anche a lei per questo 2016 anora nuovo di zecca!
Luca B.
Christos Panteliadis
Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
best regards and the happy New Year

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