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      <p>Edward Swarbreck Hall : medical scientist and social reformer in colonial Tasmania / Haynes, Elsie Frances.
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      <p>Dr Edward Swarbreck Hall : colonial medical scientist &amp; moral activist / Carey Denholm &amp; Stefan Petrow. Australian Scholarly Publishing Ltd | 2016  - http://encore.lib.utas.edu.au/iii/encore/record/C__Rb2456488</p>
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