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...been successively professor of medicine at McGill and the University of Pennsylvania, and since 1889 at Johns Hopkins. He holds the degree of LL.D. from McGill, Yale, and the University of Edinburgh and Aberdeen, and is a fellow of the Royal Society and of the Royal College of Physicians, London. He is the foremost authority on internal medicine in this country, and his work on "The Principles and Practice of Medicine" is the standard text-book on the subject in the English language...
...Seton, well known as an artist, author and lecturer, was born in England in 1860. He was educated at the Toronto Collegiate Institute, Canada, and the Royal Academy, London. From 1866 to 1870 he lived in the great forests of Canada, and spent five years on the western plains of the United States. In 1886 he was appointed official naturalist to the government of Manitoba, and published two books on the birds and mammals of that province...
...rancher with tragic inclinations, C. A. Shea '04 Elizabeth Boodle, Simeon's daughter, G. Lawton '04 Roger Fairfax, the pride of Bonanza, S. A. Welldon '04 Mr. Moppet, proprietor and manager of White Isle Lodge, W. Field '05 Minnie Moppet, his daughter, W. P. Sanger '05 Angustus Grenville, of London, G. Aertsen '05 Duchesssa Marietta Chinola, of Italy, W. M. Tilden '05 Fritz David's unhappy companion, H. Otis '04 Captain Trump, of U. S. cruiser "Alaska," A. V. Baird...
Seribner's-"Play-Going in London," by J. Corbin '92; "The War of 1812," by A. T. Mahan h. '95; "The Undercurrent," by R. Grant '73; "The Dutch Group," by R. Sturgis...
Johnston Forbes-Robertson was born in London in 1853, the eldest son of John Forbes-Robertson, the art historian and critic. He was educated as a painter, and after receiving his elementary training at the Charterhouse School he studied at Rouen in France, and was admitted a student at the Royal Academy...