On representative government in the British Medical Association / by Sampson Gamgee.

  • Sampson Gamgee
Date:
[1883]
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Credit: On representative government in the British Medical Association / by Sampson Gamgee. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The Royal College of Surgeons of England. The original may be consulted at The Royal College of Surgeons of England.

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    surger\-, which woukl never liavc ]iad an existence ur a name, if it had not l)een like the works and laws of nature enlightened and progressive. Let us apply those principles to medical statesmanship, and we may then reasonably hope transmit to our successors an inherit- ance worthy of the best traditions, antl of the most legitimate aspirations, of our ])rofession, (^n the broad and e(|uitaljle basis of representatix e and responsible self-government. The resolution moved by Mr. Gamgee was seconded b\' l)r Sawx'er, Senior Physician to the Queen's Hospital, and carried nem. con. Hudson k. Son. steam 1'vintcrs, 18 Bull .street, Birniingl>an».