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SIR JOHN PRINGLE: HOSPITAL REFORMER, MORAL PHILOSOPHER AND PIONEER OF ANTISEPTICS
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  • 1959The Medical World of the Eighteenth Century92 cited
  • 1983Observations on the diseases of the army59 cited
  • 2010A biographical dictionary of eminent Scotsmen47 cited
  • 1934History of the University of Edinburgh, 1883–193339 cited
  • 2010Scotland and Scotsmen in the Eighteenth Century31 cited

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