StThomas's Hospital reports . ton, Bristol)Le Progres Medical (Dr. Bourneville, 6, Rue des Ecoles, Paris)Journal of The .Imerican Medical Association (65, Randolph Street, Chicago, Hlinois)American Journal of the Medical Sciences (H. C. Lea, 706, Sansons Street, Philadelphia)Transactions of The Xew York Academy of Medicine, 17, 19, 21, West Forty-third Street, New YorkThe Johns Hopkins Hospital Reports, Baltimore, Retrospect (Publisher of), Washington, , United StatesRoyal College of Surgeons, Dublin (The Librarian)Parkes Museum (Hon. Sec), 74 a, Margaret Street, Medic
StThomas's Hospital reports . ton, Bristol)Le Progres Medical (Dr. Bourneville, 6, Rue des Ecoles, Paris)Journal of The .Imerican Medical Association (65, Randolph Street, Chicago, Hlinois)American Journal of the Medical Sciences (H. C. Lea, 706, Sansons Street, Philadelphia)Transactions of The Xew York Academy of Medicine, 17, 19, 21, West Forty-third Street, New YorkThe Johns Hopkins Hospital Reports, Baltimore, Retrospect (Publisher of), Washington, , United StatesRoyal College of Surgeons, Dublin (The Librarian)Parkes Museum (Hon. Sec), 74 a, Margaret Street, Medical Library, Kyobashiku, JapanSenatus Academicus, University of of Physicians, PhiladelphiaArchives de Physiologie normale et pathologique (G. Masson, Editeur, 120, Boulevard St. Germain, Paris)Harvard University, ^Medical School, Boston, of Toronto (The Library) McGill University, Montreal (The Library, Faculty of Medicine)University of Brussels (The Library)University of Berlin (The Library). 3n iWemortam, F. LE GEOS CLAEK, , Non omnis moriar, multaque pars Libitinam. There has passed away from our midst one who willcertainly not die in the memory of his old pupils andfriends; one who^ more than any other teacher of our time,has attached himself to our school; one whose monumenthas essentially been raised in the affectionate memory ofstudents, and whose influence will not pass away with him. As one who has been closely connected with him as pupil,colleague, and friend, I feel it indeed an honour to havebeen asked to contribute some short account of him, his life,his work, his influence and character. But I recognise thedifficulty of my task, for mine has been no common loss. A Striking Face and Figure. By the likeness of him given in the accompanying plate,friends will recognise him, it is to be hoped, as they havebest known him. The photograph was taken by Bassano,of Old Bond Street, and represents him about the yea
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