RICHARD MORTON (1637–1698)

Abstract

RICHARD MORTON, the first physician since Galen to envisage a concept of the unity of tuberculosis and the first physician ever to state that tubercles are always present in its pulmonary form, was born in the county of Suffolk and baptised on 30 July 1637 in the parish of Ribbesford, Worcestershire, where his father, Robert Morton, was minister of Bewdley Chapel from 1635 to 1646.Richard Morton matriculated from Magdalen Hall, Oxford, but moved to New College when Magdalen Hall was absorbed by Magdalen College.He graduated Bachelor of Arts on 30

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