Osler
SIR WILLIAM. Physician and author. He was born in 1849 at Bondhead, Ontario, Canada, and graduated as M.D. from McGill University, Montreal, in 1872, after studying also in England, Germany, and Austria. On returning from abroad he taught pathology at McGill, and in 1884 was named professor of clinical medicine at Pennsylvania University and five years later of medicine at Johns Hopkins. In 1905 he went to live in England, and after six years' residence there was made a baronet, having lectured at Oxford and SIR WILLIAM OSLER "Principles and Practice of Medicine"; Notes"; "Cerebral Palsies of Children"; "Science and Immortality"; "Counsel and Ideals"; "An Alabama Student"; "A Way of Life." He died in 1919.
OSMAN. See OTHMAN.