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*1967 Starts at Edinburgh University *1973 Elected Student Rector, Edinburgh University

In 1816, Forbes enrolled in the medical school at [[Edinburgh University]], graduating with an MD in August 1817 on the same day as his old schoolfr

...inal plants, by Robert Sibbald (later the first Professor of Medicine at [[Edinburgh University]]) and Dr Andrew Balfour. It is the second oldest botanic garden in Britain :'''1697''': [[Thomas Aikenhead]], a student at [[Edinburgh University]] is hanged for [[blasphemy]]

...a]]. Eventually he arrived at Deptford, on May 2nd 1777, and enrolled at [[Edinburgh University]]. He graduated in 1780 and settled in Liverpool.

...e second largest bank in Europe and the fifth largest in the world). The [[Edinburgh University|University of Edinburgh]], founded in 1583, is one of the UK's leading univ ...his creator, Sir [[Arthur Conan Doyle]], (1859-1930) who was a graduate of Edinburgh University. Although the [[Sherlock Holmes]] stories are set in London, the dark and d

...ste Not, Want Not: Food Preservation from Early Times to the Present Day'' Edinburgh University Press, 1991 [http://www.questia.com/PM.qst?a=o&d=103265157 online edition]

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At the age of 16 Maxwell entered [[Edinburgh University]]. He was not unusually young to enter a Scottish university; at that time, ...and encountered [[William Thomson]] again, whom he had first met while at Edinburgh University.

At the age of 16 Maxwell entered [[Edinburgh University]]. He was not unusually young to enter a Scottish university. At that time ...and encountered [[William Thomson]] again, whom he had first met while at Edinburgh University.

...J, Samuel G (1998) ''Nature Religion Today: paganism in the modern world'' Edinburgh University Press ISBN: 074861057X</ref>

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...d.ac.uk/hs/mmb/badge.jpg University of Edinburgh], commonly referred to as Edinburgh University. [[User:Chris Day|Chris Day]] [[User talk:Chris Day|(talk)]] 16:15, 15 June

...ing with work on the extensive collections of the [[Royal Museum|Museum of Edinburgh University]], one of the largest museums in Europe at the time.

...othergill]] (1712-1780) who evaded the ban on nonconformists by going to [[Edinburgh University]] and became a leading proponent of empirically-based medicine and an early

...e (...)''<ref>Stewart CP, Guthrie D (1953) ''Lind's Treatise on Scurvy.'' Edinburgh University Press, Edinburgh. 227-231.