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In 1859 he was selected as physician in accompaniment to the Prince of Wales on a journey through Italy, Spain, and North Africa and seemed likely to gain a large, lucrative practice. However, Chambers developed a popliteal aneurysm in his left leg, which had to amputated through the thigh. After the
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Chambers was an accomplished amateur oil painter, draughtsman, water-colourist, and wood carver. He was survived by his widow, their two daughters, Lucy and Alberta, and several grandchildren. The elder daughter, Lucy, was married to the artist
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amputation he continued to practise medicine, but in 1878 he developed a second aneurysm in his right leg — although he managed to avoid the leg's amputation. Because of his health problems, he retired to
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He worked, with considerable success, to improve medical education, especially the status of medicine at the University of Oxford and the professional value of its medical degrees. He lectured at the
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Thomas King Chambers was the fifth son of Robert Joseph Chambers, who was a police magistrate in London. Robert Joseph Chambers was an uncle of the physician
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in 1878 but continued to visit London as physician employed by the Hand-in-Hand Insurance Office and as a member of the
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Index-catalogue of the Library of the Surgeon-General's Office, United States Army: Authors and Subjects. 2nd series
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Digestion and Its Derangements: The Principles of Rational Medicine Applied to Disorders of the Alimentary Canal
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with a 2-page preface by Cole and with neither the appendix by Yeomans nor the appendix by Chambers. See
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Lessons in cookery. Hand-book of the National Training School for Cookery (South Kensington, London)
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he married Henrietta Reavely Maitland (1827–1893). In 1848 he was elected a Fellow of the
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One of his students was Walter John Coulson, F.R.C.S., who was a nephew of the surgeon
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upon its opening in 1851. Years later, he was appointed a consulting physician to the
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Sketch of the Foundation and Development of the London School of Medicine for Women
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Corpulence: Or, Excess of Fat in the Human Body ... with an Appendix on Emaciation
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Drain, Susan (2016). "Truncated ambition: Thomas King Chambers, MD (1817–1889)".
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The Indigestions: Or, Diseases of the Digestive Organs Functionally Treated
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Chambers was a Censor at the Royal College of Physicians and delivered the
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Thomas Twining, Junior (1806–1895) was an expert on technical education.
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degree from the University of Oxford in 1846. On 16 December 1847 in
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Plarr's Lives of the Fellows, Royal College of Surgeons of England
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The Official Handbook of the National Training School for Cookery
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He was appointed one of the three Senior Physicians at London's
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Thomas King Chambers, England, Essex Parish Registrs 1538–1997
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Chambers was interested in educating the general public about
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Dictionary of National Biography: Index and Epitome
201:The British and Foreign Medico-Chirurgical Review 477:"Statistics of the Treatment of Rheumatic Fever" 230:——; Simon, John; Twining, Jun., T.; 844:"The College of Physicians and Medical Women" 8: 1367:. Smith, Elder, & Company. p. 1323. 1302:The principles of diet in health and disease 148:The principles of diet in health and disease 1419:Alumni of St George's, University of London 27:(16 October 1817, London – 15 August 1889, 1399:Fellows of the Royal College of Physicians 1277:Cole, Rose Owen. Youmans, Eliza A. (ed.). 1304:(pp. 327–371) by Thomas K. Chambers, M.D. 1253: 937: 935: 933: 931: 867: 691: 648: 605: 570: 535: 500: 457: 386: 343: 300: 212: 154:, of a 1877 cookbook by Rose Owen Cole, 150:to the 1879 American edition, edited by 131:in April and May 1850. He also gave the 1314:The National Training School Of Cookery 1281:. New York: D. Appleton & Company. 779: 277:"Clinical Lecture on Broncho-Pneumonia" 905: 903: 901: 899: 897: 895: 819: 766:A Manual of diet in health and disease 915:. Vol. 73. 1890. pp. 11–13. 829:Royal College of Physicians of London 817: 815: 813: 811: 809: 807: 805: 803: 801: 799: 257:"Experiments on Artificial Digestion" 7: 1409:People educated at Shrewsbury School 1394:19th-century English medical doctors 744:Some Effects of the Climate of Italy 146:. He contributed a 45-page appendix 33:London School of Medicine for Women 1343:"Coulson, Walter John (1834–1889)" 236:The Journal of the Society of Arts 14: 1331:. Vol. 73. 1890. p. 14. 582:"On Obscure Disease of the Cæcum" 54:Thomas Chambers was educated at 1414:Alumni of Christ Church, Oxford 1404:People educated at Rugby School 1328:Medico-chirurgical Transactions 912:Medico-chirurgical Transactions 888:. G. Sharrow. 1905. p. 31. 512:"Dr. Chambers and his Reviewer" 108:. He was also physician to the 1220:Chambers, T. K. 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Middlesex
London School of Medicine for Women
William Frederick Chambers
Robert Chambers
Rugby School
Thomas Arnold
Shrewsbury School
Samuel Butler
Christ Church, Oxford
St George's Hospital
B.M.
Doctor of Medicine
Essex
Royal College of Physicians
St Mary's Hospital
London Lock Hospital
House of Charity in Soho
Sunningdale
General Medical Council
Gulstonian Lectures
Lumleian Lectures
Harveian Oration
dietetics
Eliza Ann Youmans
Working Men's College
Oakley Square
William Coulson
Walter William Ouless
"Decennium Pathologicum; or, Contributions to the History of Chronic Disease, from the St. George's Hospital Records of Fatal Cases during Ten Years"

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