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Operative Chymist
Series: - Clio Medica Online, Volume: 45
- Clio Medica, Volume: 45
Author:
T.N.R. Morson was born just as chemistry started to be a science. Trained in Paris, he introduced to Britain quinine and morphine followed by many other medicines. His pioneering achievements were recognised by his medical contemporaries. His contributions to the progress of science and its institutions included work at the Society of Arts and the Royal Institution. He was as well-known in Paris as in London. He was a founder of the Pharmaceutical Society becoming its President in 1848 and 1859. He created a substantial pharmaceutical chemical business with world-wide interests.
Acknowledgements
Preface
1. Early Life
2. Paris 1818
3. 19 Southampton Row
4. Quinine
5. Opium
6. A Famous Pharmacy
7. The Pharmaceutical Society
8. Conclusion
9. Thomas Morson & Sons Ltd
Appendices
Index
Preface
1. Early Life
2. Paris 1818
3. 19 Southampton Row
4. Quinine
5. Opium
6. A Famous Pharmacy
7. The Pharmaceutical Society
8. Conclusion
9. Thomas Morson & Sons Ltd
Appendices
Index