George III and his First Cabinet

Baron de Wenzel, oculist to King George III: his impact on British ophthalmologists.

For many centuries, the treatment ofeye disease was largely neglected by respectable medical men, and patients resorted to irregular practitioners usually regarded as quacks and charlatans. Even royalty had a predilection for such people, if we go by the examples of Sir William Read, oculist to Queen Anne, and Chevalier Taylor, oculist to George II and George III. The situation began to change ...

[George Berkeley (1685-1753) (III)].

George Herbert Mead and social reform: his work and writings.

George Alexander Kelly: The Man and his Theory

George Libman Engel: on the occasion of his retirement.

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