Pharmacy Families: Henry Francis In Australia 1849 – 1999
Condition: SECONDHAND
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Book: Good
Jacket: Very good
Pages: Good
Markings: Previous owner
Spanning a remarkable 150 years of Australian history, Pharmacy Families: Henry Francis in Australia 1849–1999 chronicles the multigenerational legacy of the Francis family and their profound contribution to the pharmacy profession in Australia. David and Kathleen E. Sharpe meticulously reconstruct the family's journey from the mid-nineteenth century, tracing the establishment and evolution of a pharmaceutical dynasty against the backdrop of a rapidly developing nation, capturing both intimate family narratives and the broader sweep of Australian social and medical history. The work stands as a significant piece of Australian biographical and professional history, illustrating how a single family's dedication to pharmacy helped shape healthcare culture across generations. Written with careful scholarly attention to detail, this account presents a rich tapestry of personal ambition, community service, and professional integrity — leaving the reader to wonder just how deeply one family's passion for medicine can echo through the life of an entire nation.
Author: David And Kathleen E. Sharpe
Format: Hardback
Published: 1999, B D Cossar
Genre: Australian history
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Very good
Pages: Good
Markings: Previous owner
Spanning a remarkable 150 years of Australian history, Pharmacy Families: Henry Francis in Australia 1849–1999 chronicles the multigenerational legacy of the Francis family and their profound contribution to the pharmacy profession in Australia. David and Kathleen E. Sharpe meticulously reconstruct the family's journey from the mid-nineteenth century, tracing the establishment and evolution of a pharmaceutical dynasty against the backdrop of a rapidly developing nation, capturing both intimate family narratives and the broader sweep of Australian social and medical history. The work stands as a significant piece of Australian biographical and professional history, illustrating how a single family's dedication to pharmacy helped shape healthcare culture across generations. Written with careful scholarly attention to detail, this account presents a rich tapestry of personal ambition, community service, and professional integrity — leaving the reader to wonder just how deeply one family's passion for medicine can echo through the life of an entire nation.