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PRING, Daniel (1789-1859)

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Born: 1789

Died: 1859

Editorial Description

general practitioner of Bath, and historian of ideas; MRCS 1811; Jacksonian prize winner, 1813, for a dissertation on the Nervous System in Health and Disease, published in 1815; MD Edin 1822; wrote Principles of Pathology (1823). (Obit: Bath & Cheltenham Gaz, 22 June 1859.)

Works as Listed by Roger Cooter (1989)

927.1 — 927.1 [On GALL'S theory, in his] Sketches of Intellectual and Moral Relations, London: Longman, Rees & Co, 1829: 73-105. ("A hypothesis of the most visionary character.")

Editorial Information

Identifier	927.
Type	Person
Source	Roger Cooter, Phrenology in the British Isles (1989)
PDF page	281
Printed page	276
Database ID	2644

Original Transcription

927. PRING, Daniel (1789-1859), general practitioner of Bath, and
historian of ideas; MRCS 1811; Jacksonian prize winner, 1813, for
a dissertation on the Nervous System in Health and Disease, published
in 1815; MD Edin 1822; wrote Principles of Pathology (1823). (Obit:
Bath & Cheltenham Gaz, 22 June 1859.)