Works
- Diarrhœa and cholera: their nature, origin, and treatment through the agency of the nervous system, John Chapman, 1866
- The medical institutions of the United Kingdom: a history exemplifying the evils of over-legislation, John Chapman, 1870
- Neuralgia and kindred diseases of the nervous system: their nature, causes, and treatment: also, a series of cases, preceded by an analytical exposition of them, exemplifying the principles and practice of neuro-dynamic medicine, John Chapman, 1873
- Cholera curable: a demonstration of the causes, non-contagiousness, and successful treatment of the disease, John Chapman, 1885
- George Eliot & John Chapman: with Chapman's Diaries, Gordon S. Haight, 1940
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