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NINETEEN REPRINTS. In self or printed wrappers as issued. All in Very Good to Fine condition. The reprints are as follows: "Acute Dysentery Associated with the Two Types of Bacillus Dysenterlæ, Shiga" (1903); "A Transmissible Cancer of the Rat Considered from the Standpoint of Immunity" (1909); "The Problem of Cancer Considered from the Standpoint of Immunity" (1909); "Experimental Streptococcus Empyema: Attempts at Prevention and Therapy by Means of Vaccines and Serum" (1920); "Experimental Streptococcus Pneumonia and Empyema. III. " (1921); "Whose Business is the Public Health?" (1921); "Experimental Bronchopneumonia and Empyema in the Rabbit" (1921); "On the Mode of Action of Dyestuffs on Bacteria" (1922); "Experimental Erysipelas: Studies in Streptococcus Infection and Immunity IV" (1922); "Transpleural Mobilization of Clasmatocytes with Coincident Streptococcus Protection" (1926); "Attempts to Cultivate Vaccine Virus in the Growing Chick Embryo" (1929); "Etiology of Epidemic Encephalitis" (1931); "Disease and Death" (1932); "The Herpes Encephalitis Problem, II" (1933); "Further Evidence for the Presumed Herpetic Origin of Epidemic Encephalitis" (1933); "The Differentiation of Living from Dead Bacteria by Staining Reactions" (1934); "Isolation of a Herpes Virus from Several Cases of Epidemic Encephalitis" (1933); "The Unsolved Problems of Leprosy" (1935); "Stability of Group-Specific Characteristics in a Hemolytic Streptococcus" (1937).

Frederick Parker Gay (1874-1939) was a noted pathologist and bacteriologist. He was a Professor at Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons. His major contributions were in the fields of immunology, host resistance and typhoid fever.

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