Quintessentially Modern Heroes: Surgeons, Explorers, and Empire, c.1840–1914

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RT @MedHistoryMan: @Dr_C_Thompson @eobrie19 @agnesjuliet @SurgicalEmotion @jgkennaway I almost forgot to mention the article I wrote with P…

@Dr_C_Thompson @eobrie19 @agnesjuliet @SurgicalEmotion @jgkennaway I almost forgot to mention the article I wrote with Prof. Chris Lawrence on the practical and imaginative associations between later C19 surgey and imperial expansion - https://t.co/QLvo…

@PatrciaMMarcos @archives_Rx @agnesjuliet And this - https://t.co/QLvo80xJSd

@slobogin @Psy_Historian @JBHist Thanks Christine. There is not a whole lot out there but you might find my JBS article interersting -https://t.co/lN89G9kzmu - and my JSH article with Chris Lawrence - https://t.co/AFkuG0Tv6P. Masculinity is in everythin…

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