The Trial of Sir Walter Raleigh

Sir Walter James Buchanan

Sir Walter Scott: the Wounded Falcon

So much has been written about the Great Unknown, so many people have visited Abbotsford, so many have, in the past, read the Waverley Novels, that one wonders that anyone could find it worth while to pen yet another account of the life of that painful genius, Sir Walter Scott, and it was with some trepidation that your reviewer opened this book, certain that so small a volume would be trite, o...

Sir Walter Scott at Iv Mourne University

AMONG STUDENTS OF THE WORKS of Sir Walter Scott there may be an awareness that the University of Melbourne Library is the repository of one of the best collections in the world devoted to the author. But that awareness is limited, since the Library's Scott collection is not catalogued, and to that extent it may fairly be said that the Baillieu Library has within its walls a research resource of...

The Sir Walter Buchanan Scholarship at Epsom College

The controlled trial SIR

In 1945 I was looking for a job, after having spent a short post-war convalescence as a junior assistant in the Medical Unit at St. Thomas's Hospital, when I had the good fortune to be introduced to Dr Avery Jones. He had just then had the idea that clues to the causes of gastric and duodenal ulcers might be obtained if differences could be found in the frequency with which they occurred in men...