27-09-2024 | Pioneers in Neurology
James Taylor (1859–1946)
Published in: Journal of Neurology
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The name of James Taylor (Fig. 1) may be familiar to neurologists as the principal editor of the Selected Writings of John Hughlings Jackson [1]. However, neurologists may be less familiar with the man and his work, although some biographical material was published by Eadie [2]. Taylor was a clinician of repute and contributed notable neurological observations, as well as being a friend not only of Jackson but also of his equally remarkable contemporary, Sir William Gowers.
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James Taylor, MB Edin, MA, MD, FRCP, CBE (1859–1946). Bromide print by Elliott and Fry, Baker Street, London.
© National Portrait Gallery, London. Reproduced by permission
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