History of the State of Delaware volume 3
History of the State of Delaware volume 3
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William Hogarth of the Pres- byterian church, assisting.
Another name widely known and highly esteemed as man and as physician, through a long and diversified course of public and professional usefulness, is that of Mr. Henry F. Askew, born in Wilmington in 1805. He w^as a descendant of Sergeant John Askew, who, after the surrender of New Amsterdam in 1664, accompanied Sir Robert Carr's expedi- tion against Fort Casimir, as New Castle w^as then styled by the Dutch, and was present at the stormi...ng of the fort, receiv- ing for his services the grant of a piece of land near where the City of Wilmington was afterwards built, and where his descendants settled and are yet living. He read medicine under Mr. William Gibbons, and then graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 1826.
After spending a short time in Ohio, he returned to his native city where he won great success. His practice was enormous, at least one-half of his nights in the whole year being given to poor and rich alike.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
William Hogarth of the Pres- byterian church, assisting.
Another name widely known and highly esteemed as man and as physician, through a long and diversified course of public and professional usefulness, is that of Mr. Henry F. Askew, born in Wilmington in 1805. He w^as a descendant of Sergeant John Askew, who, after the surrender of New Amsterdam in 1664, accompanied Sir Robert Carr's expedi- tion against Fort Casimir, as New Castle w^as then styled by the Dutch, and was present at the stormi...ng of the fort, receiv- ing for his services the grant of a piece of land near where the City of Wilmington was afterwards built, and where his descendants settled and are yet living. He read medicine under Mr. William Gibbons, and then graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 1826.
After spending a short time in Ohio, he returned to his native city where he won great success. His practice was enormous, at least one-half of his nights in the whole year being given to poor and rich alike.
What to read after History of the State of Delaware volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry C Henry Clay Conrad to read onlineMoreLess
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