The influence and development of some of the researches of Daniel Hanbury / by Frederick B. Power.

  • Frederick Belding Power
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[1913]
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    THE INFLUENCE AND DEVELOPMENT OF SOME OF THE RESEARCHES OF DANIEL HANBURY.* BY FREDERICK BELDING POWER, Ph.D., LL.D., Director of the Wellcome Chemical Research Laboratories, London. The custom which has long prevailed, especially in profes- sional institutions, of initiating a new session by an address to the students is one which has been most worthily main- tained in the School of Pharmacy of the Pharmaceutical Society. In responding to the very kind invitation extended to me by the President and Council to deliver the address on this occasion I have been deeply conscious of the responsi- bility which is thereby assumed, as well as of the honour and privilege which have thus been conferred. In undertaking this pleasant duty it was primarily my desire to render to the Society any service of which I might be deemed capable, while at the same time the hope was entertained that it might be possible to bring some message of interest to those who are now either entering upon, or engaged in, a course of professional study in this School. A consideration of the many able discourses which have been delivered here on similar occasions in preceding years has somewhat accentuated the difficulty of deciding upon a subject for my address to-day. It has, however, occurred to me that it would be both profitable and of interest at this time to consider some of the achievements of one whose name is inseparably associated with, and adorns, the annals * Inaugural Sessional Address delivered before the Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain at the opening of the School of Pharmacy, October 1, 1913, and reprinted from 27ic Pharmaceutical Journal and Pharmacist, October 4, 1913.
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