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France (France) (search for this): article 9
A good practice. --A grand banquet has just been given to M. Ricord, the distinguished surgeon of the Hospital du Midi, on the occasion of his retirement from hospital service.--According to the law all Agrees of the Faculty and hospital surgeons, not full Professors, must retire at the age of 60. M. Ricord, although so young a man in appearance, has attained this age. His practice is now the largest in France — perhaps in the world; it is worth 300,000 francs a year, and he wears decorations from every principal monarch in Europe.--After M. Ricord, the largest, practice is that of M. Negaton, surgeon, which reaches beyond 200,000 francs.
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A good practice. --A grand banquet has just been given to M. Ricord, the distinguished surgeon of the Hospital du Midi, on the occasion of his retirement from hospital service.--According to the law all Agrees of the Faculty and hospital surgeons, not full Professors, must retire at the age of 60. M. Ricord, although so young a man in appearance, has attained this age. His practice is now the largest in France — perhaps in the world; it is worth 300,000 francs a year, and he wears decorations from every principal monarch in Europe.--After M. Ricord, the largest, practice is that of M. Negaton, surgeon, which reaches beyond 200,000 francs.
M. Ricord (search for this): article 9
A good practice. --A grand banquet has just been given to M. Ricord, the distinguished surgeon of the Hospital du Midi, on the occasion of his retirement from hospital service.--According to the law all Agrees of the Faculty and hospital surgeons, not full Professors, must retire at the age of 60. M. Ricord, although so youngM. Ricord, although so young a man in appearance, has attained this age. His practice is now the largest in France — perhaps in the world; it is worth 300,000 francs a year, and he wears decorations from every principal monarch in Europe.--After M. Ricord, the largest, practice is that of M. Negaton, surgeon, which reaches beyond 200,000 francs. ugh so young a man in appearance, has attained this age. His practice is now the largest in France — perhaps in the world; it is worth 300,000 francs a year, and he wears decorations from every principal monarch in Europe.--After M. Ricord, the largest, practice is that of M. Negaton, surgeon, which reaches beyond 200,000 franc
A good practice. --A grand banquet has just been given to M. Ricord, the distinguished surgeon of the Hospital du Midi, on the occasion of his retirement from hospital service.--According to the law all Agrees of the Faculty and hospital surgeons, not full Professors, must retire at the age of 60. M. Ricord, although so young a man in appearance, has attained this age. His practice is now the largest in France — perhaps in the world; it is worth 300,000 francs a year, and he wears decorations from every principal monarch in Europe.--After M. Ricord, the largest, practice is that of M. Negaton, surgeon, which reaches beyond 200,000 francs.