Remarks on 1968, Richard Neville and his book Play Power

RAZI AND HIS BOOK ON AL- TIN AL NISHABURI

RAZI AND HIS BOOK ON AL-TIN AL NISHABURI

Richard Smith Junior and His Times

c r.as to the means by which she obtained them and was answered very to?% . . . . ' Where we get them all?from the old ward ' I will leave it you to interpret the meaning of the phrase " intended for the common of the ward " and will continue to report that Richard Smith collected thg11^.0^ these documents and with great industry and diligence arranged Wh^Vn chronological order as the 15 Volume...

Richard Bright and his neurological studies.

Richard Bright was one of the famous triumvirate of Guy's Hospital physicians in the Victorian era. Remembered for his account of glomerulonephritis (Bright's disease) he also made many important and original contributions to medicine and neurology. These included his work on cortical epileptogenesis, descriptions of simple partial (Jacksonian) seizures, infantile convulsions, and a variety of ...

Richard Morton (1637-98) and his Phthisiologia.

Richard Morton was one of the outstanding physicians of the seventeenth century. After graduating BA at Oxford he elected to enter the Church, becoming ultimately Vicar of Kinver in Staffordshire. On the Restoration he found himself unable to comply with the requirements of the Act of Uniformity and was ousted from his Staffordshire living. He disappeared for eight years but reappeared in 1670 ...