Works
His contributions to the medical and scientific journals of the day Included the following:
- Trephining in Cerebral Disease (1871)
- Local Treatment in Pulmonary Cavities (1874)
- Catarrhal Irrigation (1881)
- Epilepsy (1883)
- Higher Medical Education: the True Interest of the Public and the Profession.
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Dr. William Pepper by Karl Bitter (1896), University of Pennsylvania.
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Dr. William Pepper by Karl Bitter (1896, this casting 1899), Free Library of Philadelphia.
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Engraved portrait of Dr. William Pepper.
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