Banting: A BiographyMcClelland and Stewart, 1984 - 336 pages |
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Page 104
... became an elaborate debate among the experts about the proper diet for insulin - taking diabetics . Common sense told Banting and his friends that the insulin - user should eat normally , adjusting his dosage to his diet rather than ...
... became an elaborate debate among the experts about the proper diet for insulin - taking diabetics . Common sense told Banting and his friends that the insulin - user should eat normally , adjusting his dosage to his diet rather than ...
Page 188
... became irregular and positively contradictory . Banting realized that a large part of his problem lay in inadequate ... became more and more reclusive , virtually living in his study . Sometimes he dined with Marion ; other times ...
... became irregular and positively contradictory . Banting realized that a large part of his problem lay in inadequate ... became more and more reclusive , virtually living in his study . Sometimes he dined with Marion ; other times ...
Page 253
... became more imminent , Fred became one of the first Torontonians to re - enlist in the army . Until his new uniform came , Captain Banting wore an old First World War outfit that Fred Hipwell had kept in storage . CHAPTER TWELVE Warrior ...
... became more imminent , Fred became one of the first Torontonians to re - enlist in the army . Until his new uniform came , Captain Banting wore an old First World War outfit that Fred Hipwell had kept in storage . CHAPTER TWELVE Warrior ...
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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