The Scot in EnglandHurst & Blackett, 1935 - 288 pagini |
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Pagina 124
... later he was appointed Physician- Extraordinary to the King . His monument may be seen in Westminster Abbey , but his greatest monu- ment was his work , and his Observations on the Diseases of the Army , an exhaustive diagnosis which ...
... later he was appointed Physician- Extraordinary to the King . His monument may be seen in Westminster Abbey , but his greatest monu- ment was his work , and his Observations on the Diseases of the Army , an exhaustive diagnosis which ...
Pagina 130
... later , in getting chloroform submitted to tests in three operations at the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh . It proved entirely successful . Simpson began to use it in all his operations , in spite of opposi- tion , which came from ...
... later , in getting chloroform submitted to tests in three operations at the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh . It proved entirely successful . Simpson began to use it in all his operations , in spite of opposi- tion , which came from ...
Pagina 136
... Later on , this high - tempered but capable Scot was appointed Inspector - General of Military Hospitals in Canada . For forty - six years Barry was active in the service , retiring on half - pay in 1859 . 1 After Thomas Alexander came ...
... Later on , this high - tempered but capable Scot was appointed Inspector - General of Military Hospitals in Canada . For forty - six years Barry was active in the service , retiring on half - pay in 1859 . 1 After Thomas Alexander came ...
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WE GIVE ENGLAND A KING | 29 |
WE GIVE ENGLAND A PRIME MINISTER | 54 |
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