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Post Mortems Two- Mere Mortals- Medico-Historical Essays

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 Published in 1925, this captivating collection of essays serves as a sequel to its predecessor, delving into the lives of renowned figures through the lens of medical and psychological analysis. Each biography thoughtfully examines the interplay between health and the pivotal moments in the lives of historical icons such as Samuel Johnson, King Henry VI, Henry VIII, Mary Tudor, Queen Elizabeth I, Ivan the Terrible, and many others. The author, drawing upon a unique perspective as a doctor, argues that the health conditions of these leaders have often been overlooked by historians. With insights on the impact of health on leadership and societal change, this work invites readers to consider a more nuanced understanding of history. As noted in the preface, It is our duty to seek Truth. Summary by David WalesCopyright Biographies 2.0 Hygiène et vie saine Philosophie Sciences sociales
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    • 20 - Post Mortems Two- Mere Mortals- Medico-Historical Essays by Charles MacLaurin

      20 - Post Mortems Two- Mere Mortals- Medico-Historical Essays by Charles MacLaurin
      Aug 19 2025
      Published in 1925, this captivating collection of essays serves as a sequel to its predecessor, delving into the lives of renowned figures through the lens of medical and psychological analysis. Each biography thoughtfully examines the interplay between health and the pivotal moments in the lives of historical icons such as Samuel Johnson, King Henry VI, Henry VIII, Mary Tudor, Queen Elizabeth I, Ivan the Terrible, and many others. The author, drawing upon a unique perspective as a doctor, argues that the health conditions of these leaders have often been overlooked by historians. With insights on the impact of health on leadership and societal change, this work invites readers to consider a more nuanced understanding of history. As noted in the preface, It is our duty to seek Truth. Summary by David Wales
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      33 min
    • 19 - Post Mortems Two- Mere Mortals- Medico-Historical Essays by Charles MacLaurin

      19 - Post Mortems Two- Mere Mortals- Medico-Historical Essays by Charles MacLaurin
      Aug 19 2025
      Published in 1925, this captivating collection of essays serves as a sequel to its predecessor, delving into the lives of renowned figures through the lens of medical and psychological analysis. Each biography thoughtfully examines the interplay between health and the pivotal moments in the lives of historical icons such as Samuel Johnson, King Henry VI, Henry VIII, Mary Tudor, Queen Elizabeth I, Ivan the Terrible, and many others. The author, drawing upon a unique perspective as a doctor, argues that the health conditions of these leaders have often been overlooked by historians. With insights on the impact of health on leadership and societal change, this work invites readers to consider a more nuanced understanding of history. As noted in the preface, It is our duty to seek Truth. Summary by David Wales
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      20 min
    • 18 - Post Mortems Two- Mere Mortals- Medico-Historical Essays by Charles MacLaurin

      18 - Post Mortems Two- Mere Mortals- Medico-Historical Essays by Charles MacLaurin
      Aug 19 2025
      Published in 1925, this captivating collection of essays serves as a sequel to its predecessor, delving into the lives of renowned figures through the lens of medical and psychological analysis. Each biography thoughtfully examines the interplay between health and the pivotal moments in the lives of historical icons such as Samuel Johnson, King Henry VI, Henry VIII, Mary Tudor, Queen Elizabeth I, Ivan the Terrible, and many others. The author, drawing upon a unique perspective as a doctor, argues that the health conditions of these leaders have often been overlooked by historians. With insights on the impact of health on leadership and societal change, this work invites readers to consider a more nuanced understanding of history. As noted in the preface, It is our duty to seek Truth. Summary by David Wales
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      12 min
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