 London in the year 1717, where, on the recommendation of his friend Dr. Mead, he was elected a fellow of the Royal Society, and was one among the distinguished number who, about that time, revived the Society of Antiquaries. To the latter he acted many...  The history of Lincolnshire - Page 100by William Marrat - 1814Full view - About this book
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...medicine and botany his peculiar stndy. Taking a degree in physic, he removed to London in the year 17 '7< where, on the recommendation of his friend Dr. Mead, he was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society, and was one among the distinguished number who, about that time, revived the Society... | |
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...Cambridge, where he made medicine and botany his peculiar study. Taking the degree of MB in physic, in 1709, he removed to London in the year 1717, where, on the...his friend Dr. Mead, he was elected a fellow of the Royal Society, and was one among the distinguished number who, about that time, revived the Society... | |
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...medicine and botany his peculiar studies. Taking the degree of MB in physic, 1709, he went to London in 1717, where, on the recommendation of his friend, Dr Mead, he was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society, and was one among the number of those who revived the Society of Antiquaries. To the... | |
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