Thomas Wakley: Bare-knuckle Surgeon

Tue 10 Nov · Jubilee Hall

Hosted by The Enfield Society

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10 November at 11:00 am - 12:00 pm « Walk: London’s Maritime History (Part 2) James II and The Glorious Revolution (Illustrated) » Talk by Nick Black. Based on real events, this is the story of how, in 1828, the young surgeon Thomas Wakley founded The Lancet and, by challenging the corruption, nepotism and lack of accountability within the medical profession, helped usher in the era of modern healthcare. Talks are free to Enfield Society members . Non-members welcome for £1 each, payable at the door. No need to book.

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