Sources
The content of this section is sourced from the book 'From Farriery to Veterinary Medicine 1785-1795' by L.P.Pugh, published for RCVS by Heffner, Cambridge in 1962. This is an excellent book to read to learn more about the people mentioned and to learn about the realisation of the plan.
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