On medical reform ... : a letter to the General Council of Medical Education, on the adjudication of the Carmichael prize, (£200.,) May 4th, 1868, on medical reform and on medical education, to Dr. Mapother, one of the Council of the Irish College of Surgeons (who should have been an adjudicator), by his three colleagues, and their erroneous report on the prize essay, including a verbatim summary of the author's unsuccessful essay for the same prize / by Edwards Crisp.

  • Crisp, Edwards, 1806-1882.
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1870
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Credit: On medical reform ... : a letter to the General Council of Medical Education, on the adjudication of the Carmichael prize, (£200.,) May 4th, 1868, on medical reform and on medical education, to Dr. Mapother, one of the Council of the Irish College of Surgeons (who should have been an adjudicator), by his three colleagues, and their erroneous report on the prize essay, including a verbatim summary of the author's unsuccessful essay for the same prize / by Edwards Crisp. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    CL ON MEDICAL REF 18 Corporations, 792 Teachers and Examiners, 930 annual Students—51 degrees. At nearly all the Colleges the Fellowship and Vote obtained by money, and i9-20ths of the Members of the Profession have no voice in the various Corporations to which they belong. The Members of the Medical Council are most of them Lecturers, Teachers, and Examiners, and have a direct interest in supporting the Corporations, and in glutting the diploma market. Now discord reigns in Britain’s favor’d clime, Three monstrous heads guard Med’cine’s sacrei shrine *7^'A • Vyr More monstrous far than Cerberus of old, For twenty limbs an ugly body fold, And stop its progress, for when one would go In the right path, another holds it low, And Fashion, curse of science, Folly’s tool, > j ~ - ——-j ^ Measures all parchment by a golden rule.—The Auth\t>K' P'-TTV A LETTE Pi To the General Council of Medical Education, on the Adjudication of the Carmichael Prize, (£200.,) May 4/h, 1868, on Medical Reform and on Medical Education, to Dr. Mapother, one of the Council of the Irish College of Surgeons (who should have been an Adjudicator), by his three colleagues, and their erroneous report on the Prize Essay, including a verbatim summary of the Author's unsuccessful Essay for the same Prize. BY •* JL EDWARDS CRISP, M.D., M.R.C.S., L.A.C. Ae'patSS™!10^1'® Melr°P°'itan Dispensary; one of the Vice-Presidents of 1 iathological Society of London; one of the Vice-Presidents of the St. Andrews Graduates’ Association, &c., &c. Printed for the Author for general distribution. March 1870.