Banting: A BiographyMcClelland and Stewart, 1984 - 336 pages |
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Page 58
... Early in March 1921 Banting renewed contact with Macleod in Toronto . He hoped the professor remembered their discussion in November , and , " if your offer for facilities to do the research still holds good , " hoped to spend the early ...
... Early in March 1921 Banting renewed contact with Macleod in Toronto . He hoped the professor remembered their discussion in November , and , " if your offer for facilities to do the research still holds good , " hoped to spend the early ...
Page 166
... early purchases were not good , for his standards were uninformed and undiscrimi- nating . He brought his simple patriotism to his taste in art , and shortly after winning the Nobel Prize commissioned one of his earliest mentors ...
... early purchases were not good , for his standards were uninformed and undiscrimi- nating . He brought his simple patriotism to his taste in art , and shortly after winning the Nobel Prize commissioned one of his earliest mentors ...
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... Early in 1930 Mulock and Banting went through several rounds of discussion about the wording of a plaque to be put in room 221 of the Medical Building , where Banting and Best had worked in the summer of 1921. Mulock wanted it to ...
... Early in 1930 Mulock and Banting went through several rounds of discussion about the wording of a plaque to be put in room 221 of the Medical Building , where Banting and Best had worked in the summer of 1921. Mulock wanted it to ...
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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