African Pioneers of Modern Medicine: Nigerian Doctors of the Nineteenth CenturyUniversity Press, 1985 - 253 עמודים A description of the careers of those Nigerians who qualified in medicine in the 19th century, providing detailed biographies and information on the origin and evolution of modern medicine in Nigeria, as well as the socio-political activities of these pioneering doctors. |
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Abeokuta Adeniyi-Jones Adeola African doctors African Medical Africanus Horton Andries appointed April Assistant Colonial Surgeon became British Calabar career Church colonial government Colonial Hospital colonial medical service Committee Davies and Horton death December died disease District Dr Digby Dr John Randle Dr Johnson Dr Obadiah Johnson Dr Obasa Dr Randle Dr Sapara Edinburgh Egba England Ereko dispensary European Fourah Bay College Freetown Gold Coast Governor Henry Venn Herbert Macaulay Ibadan ibid Ijebu-Ode Ilesha John Randle July June King's College Lagos Annual Reports Lagos Colonial later Legislative Council Leigh-Sodipe London Lumpkin malaria Mattei Medical Department Medical Officer medical school Missionary modern medicine Moloney Nathaniel King native Nigerian National Archives Nigerian Pioneer November Obadiah Johnson October Oguntola Sapara Orisadipe Obasa patients People's Union pioneer doctors political private practice qualified Randle's Secretary September Sierra Leone smallpox tion town ultimately University vaccination West Africa Yoruba