Summary

A correspondent writes with reference to Dr… (1906)

His great skill as a draftsman and his rigorous attention to detail made his practical classes a laboratory training of very high value. As a lecturer he was clean and impressive but almost too conscientiously resolved to let his hearers know the latest work that had been done and the most nicely balanced differences of opinion. Probably no zoologist in Europe and America made so arduous an effort to read the whole output of zoological literature
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