Rex Earl Wright-St Clair

Rex Earl Wright-St Clair

See PDF] Rex Wright-St Clair, who did so much to promote the study of medical history in New Zealand, died in his sleep at Auckland on 17 February 2005 after attending the opening session of the 9th Biennial Conference of the Australian Society of the History of Medicine. Other than a brief interlud...

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