Banting: A BiographyMcClelland and Stewart, 1984 - 336 pages |
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Page 108
... scientists from all parts of the Continent cheered Dr. F.G. Banting of Toronto yesterday , and hailed him one of the greatest benefactors of modern times . The discoverer of the insulin treatment for diabetes was given a tremendous ...
... scientists from all parts of the Continent cheered Dr. F.G. Banting of Toronto yesterday , and hailed him one of the greatest benefactors of modern times . The discoverer of the insulin treatment for diabetes was given a tremendous ...
Page 225
... scientists be justified in the midst of egalitarian poverty , they wondered ? Banting explained : The reception was a very grand affair . The Congress delegates gathered in the Ethnological museum and after walking among the cases of ...
... scientists be justified in the midst of egalitarian poverty , they wondered ? Banting explained : The reception was a very grand affair . The Congress delegates gathered in the Ethnological museum and after walking among the cases of ...
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... scientists to emigrate to Canada . Banting had gradually shed his anti - semitism , and had no truck whatever with the racist ideas of the Nazis . He allowed his name to be used by a Canadian committee to aid Jewish refugees and gave at ...
... scientists to emigrate to Canada . Banting had gradually shed his anti - semitism , and had no truck whatever with the racist ideas of the Nazis . He allowed his name to be used by a Canadian committee to aid Jewish refugees and gave at ...
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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