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pp. 181, (iii). Original red cloth, occasional foxing, else a very good copy.
*CHARLES BOUTFLOWER [1782-1844], was apprenticed to his brother John, in Manchester, subsequently continuing his medical studies at the University of Edinburgh. In 1801, he became surgeon to the 40th [then the 2nd Somersetshire and now South Lancashire] Regiment, serving in the West Indies and South America, and then in Spain during the Peninsular War. He retired from service in 1815, practising as a surgeon in Colchester for nineteen years before retiring to Liverpool. He became a Town Councillor and eventually took charge of the drainage works, during which work he contracted typhoid, leading to his death in 1844.
Privately Printed by Refuge Printing Department, Strangeways. Manchester.
Date Published: 1912. 4to.
Stock No. 59363
Price: £125.00