The Long Fox Memorial Lecture: Ten Years' Progress in Surgical Treatment

The Twenty-Second Long Fox Memorial Lecture: Recent Advances in the Ætiology, Diagnosis and Treatment of Cancer

The Long Fox Lecture: The Repair of Bone Injuries

I feel it a very great honour to have been asked to give this Long Fox Memorial Lecture, both because it associates me in the first place with one who was a great clinician and one who by his interest in research has even to this day stimulated interest in medical science, and also because it associates me with an honourable line of predecessors. Five thousand years ago a young man in Egypt suf...

The Twenty-Eighth Long Fox Memorial Lecture: Forest Folk: Modern Medicine in the Congo

The subject upon which I propose to speak seems particularly appropriate, for Dr. Long Fox was always especially interested in the foreign mission field. Indeed, it is to remind us of this lifelong interest that the Long Fox Memorial Fund has the dual purpose of providing for this lecture and of helping students who are preparing for medical missionary work. As an old student of this University...

Medical Journalism in the West of England 1883-1970 *The Long Fox Memorial Lecture, delivered in the University of Bristol on 19th November 1970.

I would first like to thank the University for the honour they have done me by asking me to deliver this Long Fox Memorial Lecture and to say that it is with a great sense of unworthiness that I attempt the task. Since this annual lecture was instituted in 1904 a great many distinguished men have spoken with eloquence on subjects of which they were masters. I would like to suggest that tonight ...

The XXXIX Long Fox Memorial Lecture