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John Morgan-GuyAHRC Project Research Fellow (2005–8)Published works and papers: Medical History'The Use of the Dead to the Living. Jeremy Bentham, Thomas Southwood Smith, Happiness and Dissection' in Peter Mitchell (ed), The Nature and Culture of the Human Body (Trivium, 31, 2007), pp. 45–64. The Rudry Radical. Dr William Price of Ty’nycoedcae. Caerphilly. Journal of the Caerphilly Local History Society, Part I 1995 and Part II 1999. Flat Holm Isolation Hospital 1884-1937. Flat Holm. Bristol Channel Island, ed.Bob Jory et al, Wincanton, 1995, 84–97. Wales, the Baltic Trade and Cholera in the late Nineteenth Century. Russia and Wales. Essays on the History of State Involvement in Health Care. Ed. John H Cule and John M Lancaster, Moscow & Cardiff, 1994, 87–100. Compassion and the art of the possible. Dr Southwood Smith as a social reformer and public health pioneer. Wisbech, Octavia Hill Society, 1994. The Port of Tyne Sanitary Authority: Floating Hospitals, beri-beri and bubonic plague. Medicine in Northumbria: Essays on the History of Medicine in the North-East of England, ed.David Gardner-Medwin et al, Newcastle upon Tyne, 1993, 286–300. The Shadow of the Fever Van. A Pox on the Provinces ! ed. Roger Rolls, Jean & John R.Guy, Bath University Press, 1990, 39–49, The end came in Lisbon. A portrait of John Warren MD, 1746–1789, pioneer venereologist. Bristol Medico-Chirurgical Journal, 1989. Hulk and Holm: England’s Offshore Battle against Cholera. Verfahren Internationaler Kongress fur Geschichte der Medizin, Dusseldorf, 1988. Exhibition Catalogue of Medical Books in Wells Cathedral Library (for The Third World Congress on Prison Health Care, 1988) Malachi’s Monument. The Taunton & Somerset Hospital at East Reach Crewkerne, Roundham Press for Somerset Health Authority, 1986. Good Practices in Mental Health in Yeovil and District. An International Hospital Federation Project, 1984. Mr Bird and his Infirmary. Crewkerne Hospital 1866:1904:1984. Crewkerne, Roundham Press, 1984. Doctor’s Recipe Book ? The possible identification of a 17th century Bath Abbey manuscript as the compilation of Dr Robert Pierce. Pharmaceutical Historian, 14, No.1, 1984, 6–8. De Medicina Statica: Archbishop Thomas Secker, A Forgotten English Iatromechanist. Histoire des Sciences Medicales, Tome XVII, Numero Special/2, 134–137. The Episcopal licensing of physicians, surgeons and midwives. Bulletin of the History of Medicine, 56, 1982, 528–542. Archbishop Secker as a Physician. Studies in Church History, 19, 1982, ed.W J Sheils, 127–135. Selected Publications | Published Papers: Ecclesiastical History | Other publications | Forthcoming Publications | Recent papers and lectures |
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