tively helped to restore morbid anatomy to its rightful position as a basic medical science.The early years of Turnbull's directorship were not easy : he had to fight for what he knew to be essential against apathy and the die-hards intolerant of change.His ultimate achieve- ment was recognized beyond the confines of academic pathology, and in 1929 he received the F.R.C.P., followed by the F.R.
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