A speech delivered at a quarterly statutory meeting of the Senatus Academicus of the University of Edinburgh, on the 15th of January 1825, accusing James Hamilton of having published a false and calumnious libel against the Senatus Academicus as a corporate body; against the institutions of medicine, as a branch of education at Edinburgh; and against the present professor of institutions of medicine, as an individual / by Andrew Duncan.

  • Duncan, Andrew, 1744-1828.
Date:
1825
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Credit: A speech delivered at a quarterly statutory meeting of the Senatus Academicus of the University of Edinburgh, on the 15th of January 1825, accusing James Hamilton of having published a false and calumnious libel against the Senatus Academicus as a corporate body; against the institutions of medicine, as a branch of education at Edinburgh; and against the present professor of institutions of medicine, as an individual / by Andrew Duncan. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    reprimand which I have given you in the following pages, although I may never be able to forget your trans- gressions, yet, from the bottom of my heart, I forgive them. And I would fain hope, that, while I continue to be your colleague in the University, which, in the course of nature, cannot be long, you will never again, in order to obtain a very unfair advantage over suc- cessful rivals, do an unprovoked injury to Your old acquaintance, ANDREW DUNCAN sen. An. at. 81.