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Fighting in the streets of
Buenos Aires, near the British Hospital at Calle del
Temple, present-day Viamonte. A doctor (probably John
Mackenna) is shown in the foreground attending the
wounded.
(Rudolf Waldermar Carlsen, Escena del sitio de Buenos
Aires, 1852)
H. F. Warneford's The British Hospital of Buenos Aires:
A History 1844-2000,
by kind permission of the British Hospital. |
Health, Physicians and Nurses
in Latin America: an Introduction,
by Susan Wilkinson
Early
Medical Education in Ireland, by Susan Wilkinson
Irish
Doctors in the Colombian Wars of Independence, by
Matthew Brown
The
Other Front of the Hispanic-American Independence: The
Battle for Health and Hygiene, by Alejandra Baldrich
and Mario Marini
Irish
Immigrants and their Arrival in Chile: the Case of
Dr William Blest Maybern, by Fabián Gaspar
Bustamente Olguín
Jack
of All Trades (and Master of All): Dr Hutchinson’s
Practice in Africa and Latin America, 1851-1874,
by Edmundo Murray
Dr
Leeson of Dublin, Buenos Aires and Montevideo, by
Edward Walsh
Richard Gumbleton Daunt: the Man, the Physician and the
City of Campinas (1843-1893), by Viviane Carvalho
da Annunciação
Arthur
Pageitt Greene (1848-1933): a Rural Doctor in Argentina,
by Susan Wilkinson
Cecilia Grierson:
Argentina's First Female Doctor, by Carolina Barry
Arnoldo Geoghegan:
a Man of Action, by Carolina Barry
The
Gorgas Course in Tropical Medicine: An Account, by
Arthur Jackson
Missionaries of Mary in
Latin America,
by Isabelle Smyth *
Sources:
A Dublin Observer of the Lisbon Yellow Fever Epidemic,
by J.B. Lyons
Sources: The Plague at Buenos Aires, by Marion
Mulhall
Sources:
Sebastian’s
Pride, by Susan Wilkinson
Review
of Merrie Ann Nall’s Women
of Hope, by Deborah M. Nilles
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Erratum: Volume 6 Number 3 (November
2008), pp. 229-236. The article by Isabelle Smyth,
"Missionaries of Mary in Latin America" should be
titled "Medical Missionaries of Mary in Latin
America". The editors apologise for this error.
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