Includes bibliographical references (pages 170-171) and index. The original book is like this.

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Medieval history is rich in rules and regulations for lepers, but reveals little of who they were or what became of them. The late PETER RICHARDS was a former Professor of Medicine and Dean of St Mary's Hospital Medical School in London, and President of Hughes Hall, Cambridge.

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Peter Richards, dean (b 1936; q Emmanuel College, Cambridge, and. St George’s, London, 1960), died . in Scandinavia, particularly the Åland islands, eventually. St George’s, London, 1960), died on 29 September 2011 from. complications of Benson’s syndrome. Peter Richards, physician, educator, politician, and strategist, who has died aged 75, was known through his book Learning. Medicine and the television series Doctors To Be. His major. resulted in 1977’s The Medieval Leper and his Northern Heirs, which begins, People are the theme of this book-people. beneath the notice of history but for their disease.

Peter Richards, The medieval leper and his northern heirs, Ipswich, D. S. Brewer, 1977, 8vo, pp. xvi, 178, illus. Peter Richards, The medieval leper and his northern heirs, Ipswich, D.

Peter Richards, The Medieval Leper and His Northern Heirs (Cambridge: D. Brewer, 1977), p. oogle Scholar. Letter to King Richard II, ed. and tr. George W. Coopland (Liverpool: Liverpool UP, 1975), pp. 95–96. 52. Peter Richards, The Medieval Leper and His Northern Heirs (Cambridge: D. 53. Brody, The Disease of the Soul, pp. 51–52, and n. 5. 73. This image must have struck the fourteenth century imagination, for Petrarch also refers to this incident in his De Remediis utriusque fortunae, Bk. 1 dialogue 90, Kingship and Empire, . 09, Petrarch’s Remedies, 1:263.

It analyses the medical understanding of leprosy and the leprosy sufferer and traces the impact of these ideas on the leprosy policies implemented in Samoa . The Medieval Leper and his Northern Heirs.

It analyses the medical understanding of leprosy and the leprosy sufferer and traces the impact of these ideas on the leprosy policies implemented in Samoa, particularly the development and establishment of the first leprosy station in the village of Falefa which was later moved to the island of Nu’utele.