Sir,—one Should Not Laugh Away Too Readily The Rather...
cleverness of Mr. Czdslaw Jesman's letter in your issue of December 28; for it covers a deal of irrelevancy, ignorance, rudeness and sag- gestio falsi. Surely you do not wish to......
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Was Deeply Interested In The Letter-of Czeslaw Jesman...
28). Unfortunately, anyone who has lived in Egypt for any length of time knows that his criticisms of members of the , British Forces while stationed out there arc abso- lutely......
Stn,—i Think That Mr. Inglis Is Mistaken In Referring To
a crisis in Medicine., for any crisis therd is, is developing in the Auxiliary Medical Services, which are struggling for increased status, and are attempting to make themselves......
Sir,—on The Evidence Of Such Resentment As He Displays In
his letter to the Spectator on December 28, few will dispute that Mr. Czeslaw Jesman is endowed with some unlovely traits of Character-- ingratitude, ignorapce, bigotry and the......
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Crisis In Medicine Sir,—under The Above Heading Brian...
in your issue of November 30: 'Recent wonder drugs have tended to go sour on the community after a few years' use.' That this view is shared by the medical profession is shown......
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