A medical ramble through the nineteenth century Typescript copy of the Doolin Memorial Lecture delivered by Dr Macnamara in July 1966 entitled 'A medical ramble through the nineteenth century'. The article is a review of the development of certain aspect of medicine during the nineteenth century. Although Dr Macnamara pulls out three 'great discoveries' (anaesthetics, Pasteur's work and x-rays) he does, in his own words, 'wander off the main road down some less frequented byways'. File also contains a book containing research notes and draft of the articles. Dr Macnamara's lecture was published in the Journal of the Irish Medical Association in October 1966 (see MFP/5/2/14) 1966