A Benefactor to the British Navy
Anon
Genre: | News-Commentary, Drollery |
Subjects: | Nationalism, Cultural Geography, Military Technology, Medical Practitioners, Patronage |
Argues that just as the construction of ironclads by Emperor Napoleon III of France prompted the British Navy to construct similar vessels, so the Emperor's promotion of a surgeon to the French senate should make the Navy agree to naval surgeon's insistence of being treated like gentlemen, and thus remedy the 'dearth of medical officers'. |
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