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The Black physician in Florida from 1900-1965: an examination of the desegregation process

Table of Contents

Front Matter
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List of tables
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List of acronyms
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Abstract
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Chapter I: Introduction
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Chapter II: The southern black physician: An historical perspective
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Chapter III: Julius Augustus Parker, M. D., 1877-1953 Gainesville, Florida
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Chapter IV: James Maxie Ponder, M. D., 1888-1958 St. Petersburg, Florida
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Chapter V: George Henry Starke, M. D., 1898-1978 Sanford, Florida
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Chapter VI: Orion Thomas Ayer, M. D., 1913- St. Petersburg, Florida
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Chapter VII: Cullen Wadsworth Banks: Passages, 1924-1950 from Temple, Texas to Gainesville, Florida
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Chapter VIII: The desegregation of medicine
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Chapter IX: Cullen Wadsworth Banks, M. D.: Perseverance, 1950- Gainesville, Florida
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Chapter X: Conclusions
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Works Cited
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Appendices
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