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Keats at Guy’s Hospital part 2 – An education in horror
Looking at the National Health Service today, it is clear that despite economic constraints it offers a standard of care that renders incomprehensible to us the dreadful conditions under which people of all classes were treated in the early 19th … Continue reading
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Tagged body snatching, Doctors, Guy's Hospital, John Keats, Keats, London, medicine, Poetry
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