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Brian Herbert Kay 1944–2017

Historical Records of Australian Science, 2018
Brian Kaywas a renowned entomologist and arbovirologistwhoworked in academia and with local and international governments to make major and lasting improvements in public health. Particular highlights were the first ever elimination of a saltmarsh mosquito in the world and elimination of dengue from many hamlets and villages in Vietnam.
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BJOG: an International Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, 1970
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The Popular American Novel, 1865-1920. Herbert F. Smith The Fantasy Tradition in American Literature: From Irving to Le Guin. Brian Attebery

Nineteenth-Century Fiction, 1981
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Malcolm MacDonald: Havergal Brian’s letter to Herbert Thompson: some implications 1

2018
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Language, Meaning, and God: Esseys in Honour of Herbert McCabe, OP edited by Brian Davies OP. Geoffrey Chapman. London, 1987.

New Blackfriars, 1988
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Herbert Brian Kelly

BMJ, 2012
After qualifying Herbert Brian Kelly worked at St Thomas’, during which time he was posted to Midhurst Hospital in preparation for receiving casualties from the D-Day landings. After national service with the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve in 1945-8, he returned to St Thomas’ as a registrar …
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