Oliver GoldsmithH. Jenkins, 1951 - 286 pages |
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Page 248
... Doctor Goldsmith has endeavoured by various insinuations peculiar to himself to misrepresent the affair that happened between him and the publisher of this paper it may not be improper to give the public and his friends a true statement ...
... Doctor Goldsmith has endeavoured by various insinuations peculiar to himself to misrepresent the affair that happened between him and the publisher of this paper it may not be improper to give the public and his friends a true statement ...
Page 249
... Doctor would have been deemed guilty of Hamesucken , which is death by the laws of that country . " It is said that Doctor Goldsmith would not have resented the cavalier manner in which he was treated if it had steered clear of his ...
... Doctor would have been deemed guilty of Hamesucken , which is death by the laws of that country . " It is said that Doctor Goldsmith would not have resented the cavalier manner in which he was treated if it had steered clear of his ...
Page 252
... Doctor Major and Doctor Minor were present " . Doctor Minor held forth on the general deterioration of the race ; Doctor Major boomed disagreement . After dinner the men joined the ladies for a dish of tea , and Doctor Minor sang ...
... Doctor Major and Doctor Minor were present " . Doctor Minor held forth on the general deterioration of the race ; Doctor Major boomed disagreement . After dinner the men joined the ladies for a dish of tea , and Doctor Minor sang ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 7 |
IRELAND | 15 |
SCOTLAND THE MEDICAL STUDENT | 51 |
Copyright | |
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