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He was at the head of his profession in the country in his own department, became Dean of the Harvard Medical School, and was loved and revered by his numerous pupils as by the members of his profession.
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gutenberg.orgGeorge F. Hoar: “He was at the head of his profession in the country in his own department, became Dean of the Harvard Medical School…”
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Hoar describes a classmate who became a leading figure in medicine and was well-regarded by students and peers.
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