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HERITAGE BLOG
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Body of Work Bites Episode 2 Show Notes
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Admitting Women: Female Fellowship in the early-twentieth century
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‘So Radical A Change’: Medical men, female practitioners and the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow, 1873-1892
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Portals to progress: The Triple Qualification and women’s access to medical education
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College Enrolment: Past and Present
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Reflections on the Founder’s memorial
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Dr John Balmanno’s Asylum Anecdotes
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Case books of Dr Robert Cleghorn (1755 – 1821)
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Reports of the Inspectors of Madhouses, 1815 – 1857
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Leaps and Bounds: what can be achieved through digitisation
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Europe and the College’s foundations
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