The spirit of the work of Hippocrates and his disciples, pe… - E. B. Osborn

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If Hippocrates had done nothing more in his laborious life-time than formulate this ideal of the good physician's duty to suffering humanity, he would yet be among our greatest benefactors.

E. B. Osborn

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(1867–1938) was a British journalist, author and editor. He is perhaps best known as the editor of , an anthology of British war poetry published in November 1917.

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Alternative Names: Edward Osborn • Edward Bolland Osborn

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