Notes taken by Thomas Moore at lectures given by Alexander Monro (1733-1817)
TitleNotes taken by Thomas Moore at lectures given by Alexander Monro (1733-1817)
ReferenceMS0290
Level of descriptionfonds
Datec1800
Admin./ biographical historyThomas Moore was a Student of Anatomy at Edinburgh University in the late nineteenth century. He attended the lectures of Alexander Monro, presumably secundus, (1733-1817). He graduated with an MD in 1815.
Scope and ContentThis collection consists of two bound manuscript volumes of lecture notes. These are notes of lectures given, presumably, by Alexander Monro secundus at the University of Edinburgh, taken by Thomas Moore. The lectures are anatomical, physical and surgical and were delivered c1800.
Extent2 volumes
LanguageEnglish
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NotesBiographical information taken from Monro's entry in the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography (volume 38, pub. 2004).
Persons keyword Alexander Monro, 1733-1817, anatomist
SubjectEdinburgh, Scotland, UK, Anatomy, Physiology, Surgery, Teaching
