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Acknowledgments
"What Are His Chances, Doctor?" The Semantics of Incurability in the Nineteenth Century Reinventing Hope in the Late Nineteenth Century
"I Told You So"
Death, Decay, and the Genesis of Shame Medical Attitudes toward the Care of Incurables Medical Strategies, Social Conventions, and Palliative Medicine Ecce Homo The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly The Fate of the Incurably Ill between the Two Revolutions, 1789-1848
Caught between Initiative and Inertia Conclusion Notes Select Bibliography Index
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