. Memorials of the Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow, 1599-1850 : with a sketch of the rise and progress of the Glasgow Medical School and of the medical profession in the west of Scotland. rUrc^VKnu* hfl fcK-Aaiaa & Eai«. fr»i » P«nlmq in Afl poM«««an rf^» Fwciaiy r* Plymcxana & Sut^KHK, GUs-ji (S¥©IB [PETTEl Litt^E MEMORIALS OF THE FACULTY OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS OF GLASGOW 1599-1850 WITH A SKETCH OF THE RISE AND PROGRESS OF THE GLASGOW MEDICAL SCHOOLAND OF THE MEDICAL PROFESSION IN THE WEST OF SCOTLAND BY ALEXANDER DUNCAN, SECRETARY AND LIBRARIAN OF THE FACULTY. GLA
. Memorials of the Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow, 1599-1850 : with a sketch of the rise and progress of the Glasgow Medical School and of the medical profession in the west of Scotland. rUrc^VKnu* hfl fcK-Aaiaa & Eai«. fr»i » P«nlmq in Afl poM«««an rf^» Fwciaiy r* Plymcxana & Sut^KHK, GUs-ji (S¥©IB [PETTEl Litt^E MEMORIALS OF THE FACULTY OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS OF GLASGOW 1599-1850 WITH A SKETCH OF THE RISE AND PROGRESS OF THE GLASGOW MEDICAL SCHOOLAND OF THE MEDICAL PROFESSION IN THE WEST OF SCOTLAND BY ALEXANDER DUNCAN, SECRETARY AND LIBRARIAN OF THE FACULTY. GLASGOW JAMES MACLEHOSE AND SONS Jpubliehfrs to thr ©nibtraitB 1896 PREFACE The writer of even the local memorials of such a calling as that of thehealing art is at some disadvantage should he happen not to be amember of it. On some matters his point of view is apt to be a littledifferent from that of the man specially initiated into the mysteries of thecraft. In the preparation of these pages the sense of this disadvantagehas often been felt by the writer, even although he has been closelyconnected with the Faculty in Glasgow for over thirty years. His onlyapology indeed for putting his hand to the work at all is that it seemeda thing sooner or later to be done, and he saw no likelihood of the taskbeing undertaken by any of the present Fellows. In their relation tosuch an undertaking the members of the medical profession generally maybe placed in two categories—those who have much professional work todo, and those who have little. The former have rarely adequate time todevote to w
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