Excerpt from Guy's Hospital Reports, Vol. 43To say that Mahomed was a man of progress may perhaps express in short the many outlets for the activity of his mind. If any fresh subject were mooted, provided that he did not start it, he always had something to say. He seemed to delight in committees and was a member of we know not how many. He was an active man at his medical school, active at the College of Physicians, the meetings of which be regularly attended, and at which he was commencing to speak with some frequency. He was active amongst the profession at large in questions scientific, sanitary, medico political, social no matter what it was, a pressing discussion of any sort found Mahomed somewhere in the outskirts, waiting, eager, almost panting to join in. And thus his last illness found him.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books.

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