Banting: A BiographyMcClelland and Stewart, 1984 - 336 pages |
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... British opinion on biolog- ical warfare . They were obviously taking chemical warfare very seriously , but , as they had felt before the war , the British were skeptical of most suggestions about ways of waging germ warfare . Banting ...
... British opinion on biolog- ical warfare . They were obviously taking chemical warfare very seriously , but , as they had felt before the war , the British were skeptical of most suggestions about ways of waging germ warfare . Banting ...
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... British war council to change their minds - and then I will have to win over these stoggy British Bacteriologists- and then I can go home and meet Mr. Mackenzie King and talk nicely for the hundred thousand dollars that I want ...
... British war council to change their minds - and then I will have to win over these stoggy British Bacteriologists- and then I can go home and meet Mr. Mackenzie King and talk nicely for the hundred thousand dollars that I want ...
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... British Medical Re- search Council may not have stemmed from British determination to work with Best and no one else . To an extent it did , for whenever Hill , Dale or Mellanby were urged to communicate with Canada they again asked ...
... British Medical Re- search Council may not have stemmed from British determination to work with Best and no one else . To an extent it did , for whenever Hill , Dale or Mellanby were urged to communicate with Canada they again asked ...
Contents
FOREWORD Writing about Banting7 | 7 |
CHAPTER ONE A White Boy a Right Boy | 15 |
CHAPTER TWO Becoming a Man | 28 |
Copyright | |
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