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Bulletin 6. Condizione: Very Good. First Edition. Unmarked, except for company stamp on front cover and ctalog sticker on front cover. ; Book Description; Spine has no signs of creasing. Pages are clean and not marred by notes or folds. Covers are square with minor wear. Ships Safe and Fast. ; U. S. Geological Survey Bulletin; Vol. 886C; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 15-90 pages DW4. …

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Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. 'When offered something interesting, if it is legal, say yes.' With these words, my grandfather set me on the path to a fascinating life. The Butcher's Boy from Clun: My Life as a Heart Surgeon charts my journey from country lad in an idyllic Shropshire village to senior surgeon at the world-renowned Royal Papworth Hospital in Cambridge. In the course of my career I have been fortunate to work with and number among my friends some of the biggest names in heart and lung surgery. Highlights have included my involvement in the first human heart transplant of the modern era and the second ever total artificial heart replacement. I have also established a full thoracic surgical practice and the first two-stop lung cancer centre in the country. It has been a demanding and rewarding career, but not all-encompassing. Along the way I have indulged my passion for the arts, hosting artists in residence and becoming involved in exhibitions and research on Leonardo da Vinci. I am especially proud of exhibiting in the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition and, in 2006, sharing the Sir Hugh Casson prize for drawing with Paolo Regu and Frank Auerbach. Twenty years on, it continues to be a fascinating life. AUTHOR: Francis Wells is senior surgeon at the Royal Papworth Hospital in Cambridge. He trained in London, Cambridge and Alabama, specialising in heart valve reconstruction. Francis has had a lifelong interest in the arts and especially in Renaissance artists, having studied the work of Leonardo da Vinci. He has hosted several artists in residence which has led to several works that have appeared in major exhibitions including the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition. A recipient of the Sir Hugh Casson prize for drawing, Francis enjoys drawing, painting and playing the piano. 71 b/w illustrations Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardback. Condizione: New. 'When offered something interesting, if it is legal, say yes.' With these words, my grandfather set me on the path to a fascinating life. The Butcher's Boy from Clun: My Life as a Heart Surgeon charts my journey from country lad in an idyllic Shropshire village to senior surgeon at the world-renowned Royal Papworth Hospital in Cambridge.In the course of my career I have been fortunate to work with and number among my friends some of the biggest names in heart and lung surgery. Highlights have included my involvement in the first human heart transplant of the modern era and the second ever total artificial heart replacement. I have also established a full thoracic surgical practice and the first two-stop lung cancer centre in the country. It has been a demanding and rewarding career, but not all-encompassing. Along the way I have indulged my passion for the arts, hosting artists in residence and becoming involved in exhibitions and research on Leonardo da Vinci. I am especially proud of exhibiting in the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition and, in 2006, sharing the Sir Hugh Casson prize for drawing with Paolo Regu and Frank Auerbach. Twenty years on, it continues to be a fascinating life.…

Hardback. Condizione: New. 'When offered something interesting, if it is legal, say yes.' With these words, my grandfather set me on the path to a fascinating life. The Butcher's Boy from Clun: My Life as a Heart Surgeon charts my journey from country lad in an idyllic Shropshire village to senior surgeon at the world-renowned Royal Papworth Hospital in Cambridge.In the course of my career I have been fortunate to work with and number among my friends some of the biggest names in heart and lung surgery. Highlights have included my involvement in the first human heart transplant of the modern era and the second ever total artificial heart replacement. I have also established a full thoracic surgical practice and the first two-stop lung cancer centre in the country. It has been a demanding and rewarding career, but not all-encompassing. Along the way I have indulged my passion for the arts, hosting artists in residence and becoming involved in exhibitions and research on Leonardo da Vinci. I am especially proud of exhibiting in the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition and, in 2006, sharing the Sir Hugh Casson prize for drawing with Paolo Regu and Frank Auerbach. Twenty years on, it continues to be a fascinating life.…

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Soft cover. Condizione: Good. 50 pages. Illustrated. Hartley Withers "Machinery And Labour: Through Leisure to Employment" / Alan M Wells "European Politics In The Succession States" / Charles Davy "Rudolf Steiner And Anthroposophy" / Francis Watson "A Portrait Of The Artist In Maturity" / Geoffrey Grigson "Henry Moore And Ben Nicholson" / Aubrey Menon "In Search Of The Perfect Actor" / C Henry Warren "A Talk On Talks (Broadcasting)" / Charles Davy Films - "'I Was A Spy' and 'Bitter Sweet'" / Edward Crankshaw "Sibelius's Seventh: And The London String Quartet".…

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Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good +. Condizione sovraccoperta: Very Good +. B.C.E. A solid spine with no edge rubbing .The dustjacket (new mylar wraps)has light edge rubbing. No store stamp.Contents: The Empire of the Ants-H.G.Wells, Herbert West--Re-Animator- H.P.Lovecraft, Armageddon2419 A.D.-PhilipFrancis Nowlan, Who Goes There-John W.Campell Jr., Farewell to the Master-Harry Bates, The Illustrated Man-Ray Bradbrury, The Sentinel- Arthur C.Clark, The Seventh Victim-Robert Sheckley, The Racer-Ib Meichior, The Fly-George Langelaan, Eight O'Clock In The Morning-Ray Faraday Nelson, We Can Rememberit For You Wholesale- Philip K. Dick, Enemy Mine-Barry Longyear, Air Raid- John Varley, Damnation Alley-Roger Zalazny,This Island Earth- Raymond F.Jones.…

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Paperback. Condizione: Good. 1st Edition. 58 p. Includes fold-out maps at the rear-pocket. [BULLETIN OF THE UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY ; 850].

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. 'When offered something interesting, if it is legal, say yes.' With these words, my grandfather set me on the path to a fascinating life. The Butcher's Boy from Clun: My Life as a Heart Surgeon charts my journey from country lad in an idyllic Shropshire village to senior surgeon at the world-renowned Royal Papworth Hospital in Cambridge. In the course of my career I have been fortunate to work with and number among my friends some of the biggest names in heart and lung surgery. Highlights have included my involvement in the first human heart transplant of the modern era and the second ever total artificial heart replacement. I have also established a full thoracic surgical practice and the first two-stop lung cancer centre in the country. It has been a demanding and rewarding career, but not all-encompassing. Along the way I have indulged my passion for the arts, hosting artists in residence and becoming involved in exhibitions and research on Leonardo da Vinci. I am especially proud of exhibiting in the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition and, in 2006, sharing the Sir Hugh Casson prize for drawing with Paolo Regu and Frank Auerbach. Twenty years on, it continues to be a fascinating life. AUTHOR: Francis Wells is senior surgeon at the Royal Papworth Hospital in Cambridge. He trained in London, Cambridge and Alabama, specialising in heart valve reconstruction. Francis has had a lifelong interest in the arts and especially in Renaissance artists, having studied the work of Leonardo da Vinci. He has hosted several artists in residence which has led to several works that have appeared in major exhibitions including the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition. A recipient of the Sir Hugh Casson prize for drawing, Francis enjoys drawing, painting and playing the piano. 71 b/w illustrations Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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Buch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - A heart surgeon's remarkable career traces country beginnings to landmark cardiac and thoracic advances.'When offered something interesting, if it is legal, say yes.' With these words, my grandfather set me on the path to a fascinating life. The Butcher's Boy from Clun: My Life as a Heart Surgeon charts my journey from country lad in an idyllic Shropshire village to senior surgeon at the world-renowned Royal Papworth Hospital in Cambridge.In the course of my career I have been fortunate to work with and number among my friends some of the biggest names in heart and lung surgery. Highlights have included my involvement in the first human heart transplant of the modern era and the second ever total artificial heart replacement. I have also established a full thoracic surgical practice and the first two-stop lung cancer centre in the country. It has been a demanding and rewarding career, but not all-encompassing. Along the way I have indulged my passion for the arts, hosting artists in residence and becoming involved in exhibitions and research on Leonardo da Vinci. I am especially proud of exhibiting in the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition and, in 2006, sharing the Sir Hugh Casson prize for drawing with Paolo Regu and Frank Auerbach. Twenty years on, it continues to be a fascinating life.…

Hardback. Condizione: New. 'When offered something interesting, if it is legal, say yes.' With these words, my grandfather set me on the path to a fascinating life. The Butcher's Boy from Clun: My Life as a Heart Surgeon charts my journey from country lad in an idyllic Shropshire village to senior surgeon at the world-renowned Royal Papworth Hospital in Cambridge.In the course of my career I have been fortunate to work with and number among my friends some of the biggest names in heart and lung surgery. Highlights have included my involvement in the first human heart transplant of the modern era and the second ever total artificial heart replacement. I have also established a full thoracic surgical practice and the first two-stop lung cancer centre in the country. It has been a demanding and rewarding career, but not all-encompassing. Along the way I have indulged my passion for the arts, hosting artists in residence and becoming involved in exhibitions and research on Leonardo da Vinci. I am especially proud of exhibiting in the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition and, in 2006, sharing the Sir Hugh Casson prize for drawing with Paolo Regu and Frank Auerbach. Twenty years on, it continues to be a fascinating life.…

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. 'When offered something interesting, if it is legal, say yes.' With these words, my grandfather set me on the path to a fascinating life. The Butcher's Boy from Clun: My Life as a Heart Surgeon charts my journey from country lad in an idyllic Shropshire village to senior surgeon at the world-renowned Royal Papworth Hospital in Cambridge. In the course of my career I have been fortunate to work with and number among my friends some of the biggest names in heart and lung surgery. Highlights have included my involvement in the first human heart transplant of the modern era and the second ever total artificial heart replacement. I have also established a full thoracic surgical practice and the first two-stop lung cancer centre in the country. It has been a demanding and rewarding career, but not all-encompassing. Along the way I have indulged my passion for the arts, hosting artists in residence and becoming involved in exhibitions and research on Leonardo da Vinci. I am especially proud of exhibiting in the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition and, in 2006, sharing the Sir Hugh Casson prize for drawing with Paolo Regu and Frank Auerbach. Twenty years on, it continues to be a fascinating life. AUTHOR: Francis Wells is senior surgeon at the Royal Papworth Hospital in Cambridge. He trained in London, Cambridge and Alabama, specialising in heart valve reconstruction. Francis has had a lifelong interest in the arts and especially in Renaissance artists, having studied the work of Leonardo da Vinci. He has hosted several artists in residence which has led to several works that have appeared in major exhibitions including the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition. A recipient of the Sir Hugh Casson prize for drawing, Francis enjoys drawing, painting and playing the piano. 71 b/w illustrations Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. 2022 De Gruyter hardcover edition. Unread copy in very good condition. Contents: (1) Rethinking Medical Humanities (2) Pondering the Perimeters: Towards a Definition of Medical Humanism (3) Avoidable Mistakes - Premodern Medical Fallibility as an Ethical Problem with Epistemological Implications (4) When the Fetus Becomes a Child: Some Reflections from the Long Eighteenth Century (5) Ethical Responsibilities in the Curing/Caring Relationship - (6) Disease and the Problem of Evil in the Novels of Thomas Mann (7) Monstrosity and the Monstrous Revisited: Fortunio Liceti's Medical Imagination (8) The Flesh of Wax: The Use of Scientific Collection in Medical Humanities (9) The Body between Life and Death: Berengario da Carpi and the Anatomical Image of the Sixteenth Century (10) The Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Jan Deijman and the Social History of the Brain (11) The Bio-Turn in History Writing: Death, Last Wishes, and Lasting Wishes (12) The Fatal Disease of the Last Reigning Inca: A Historical and Clinical Study (13) Paleopathology and Anthropology of the Renaissance: From the Morbus Dominorum to the Alleged 'Michelangelo's Shoes' (14) The New World Opened by Madness (15) Why Listen to the Mad? What Schizophrenic Girl Offers to Narrative Medicine (16) The Malady of Love in Early Modern Medical Thought (17) Art Images And Medical Teaching (18) Medical Humanities: A Tautology or a Necessity? (19) Teaching PTSD with Film: The Case of Peter Weir's Fearless (20) The Humanities and Global Health: Travels with Philippa Foot and Karl Popper (21) Medical Humanities as a Search for Unity.…

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Hardback. Condizione: New. 'When offered something interesting, if it is legal, say yes.' With these words, my grandfather set me on the path to a fascinating life. The Butcher's Boy from Clun: My Life as a Heart Surgeon charts my journey from country lad in an idyllic Shropshire village to senior surgeon at the world-renowned Royal Papworth Hospital in Cambridge.In the course of my career I have been fortunate to work with and number among my friends some of the biggest names in heart and lung surgery. Highlights have included my involvement in the first human heart transplant of the modern era and the second ever total artificial heart replacement. I have also established a full thoracic surgical practice and the first two-stop lung cancer centre in the country. It has been a demanding and rewarding career, but not all-encompassing. Along the way I have indulged my passion for the arts, hosting artists in residence and becoming involved in exhibitions and research on Leonardo da Vinci. I am especially proud of exhibiting in the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition and, in 2006, sharing the Sir Hugh Casson prize for drawing with Paolo Regu and Frank Auerbach. Twenty years on, it continues to be a fascinating life.…