Literature
- Aitken, D. McCrae, Hugh Owen Thomas: His Principles and Practice (London, Oxford university press, 1935)
- Watson, Frederick, Hugh Owen Thomas: A Personal Study (London, Oxford university press, 1934)
- Le Vay, Abraham David, The life of Hugh Owen Thomas (Edinburgh, 1956)
- McMurray, Thomas Porter, The life of Hugh Owen Thomas: Centenary Lecture Delivered at the Liverpool Medical Institution (1935)
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