When was it published?

January 13, 1825 in Martinsburgh Gazette

Foreign News January 13, 1825

Martinsburgh Gazette

Q: What sub-type of article is it?

Education And Science, Medical Academy

Q: What entities or persons were involved?

Don Manuel Marino, Dr. Chapman, Dr. Mitchell

Q: What keywords are associated?

Buenos Ayres Academy, Medicine Transactions, South American States, Education Science, Medical Dissertations, Honorary Members

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What is this article about?

The Buenos Ayres Academy of Medicine publishes its first transactions, featuring medical dissertations including one by Don Manuel Marino, a Maryland University graduate. Dr. Chapman of Philadelphia and Dr. Mitchell of New York are honorary members. This reflects progress in education and science in South American new states, similar to Colombia.

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Buenos Ayres Academy of Medicine.—To learn that the new states of the South, in the midst of all these difficulties, are not negligent of education, science, literature and the arts is very satisfactory. On these points, in reference to Colombia, we have had occasion to speak favorably, and we are now pleased to find that the first number of the transactions of the Buenos Ayres Academy of Medicine is favorably noticed by the Medical Adviser in Boston—It contains several dissertations on medical subjects—Don Manuel Marino, a graduate of the Maryland University, is among its contributors. Dr. Chapman of Philadelphia, and Dr. Mitchell of New York, are honorary members of the Academy.

What sub-type of article is it?

Education And Science Medical Academy

What keywords are associated?

Buenos Ayres Academy Medicine Transactions South American States Education Science Medical Dissertations Honorary Members

What entities or persons were involved?

Don Manuel Marino Dr. Chapman Dr. Mitchell

Where did it happen?

Buenos Ayres

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Buenos Ayres

Key Persons

Don Manuel Marino Dr. Chapman Dr. Mitchell

Outcome

favorably noticed by the medical adviser in boston; reflects satisfactory progress in education, science, literature, and arts in new south american states.

Event Details

The first number of the transactions of the Buenos Ayres Academy of Medicine contains several dissertations on medical subjects, with contributions from Don Manuel Marino, a graduate of the Maryland University. Dr. Chapman of Philadelphia and Dr. Mitchell of New York are honorary members. This is viewed positively, indicating that new South American states, including Colombia, are advancing in education, science, literature, and arts despite difficulties.