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James Braid: Scottish surgeon, born 1795, Rylawhouse, Fifeshire, Scotland; died March 25, 1860, Manchester. Associated with: Braid's strabismus,Mesmerism ... James Braid studied in Edinburgh and concerned himself extensively with surgery and wrote on orthopaedic surgery, the treatment of club foot, squint,
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James Braid (physician) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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James Braid - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
James Braid may refer to: •James Braid (golfer) (1870–1950) •James Braid (physician) (1795–1860)
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A brief description of how James Braid coined the term hypnosis. ... CONTACT DETAILS: For information about Where & When the James Braid Society meets - or to contact the Secretary. CLICK HERE;
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Learn more about golfer James Braid with this profile from the About.com Golf Guide. ... ; James Braid, along with Harry Vardon and J.H. Taylor, formed Britain's "Great Triumvirate" of early 20th-century golfers. Vardon won 6 Open Championships and Braid and Taylor 5 each.
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Gazetteer for Scotland: Definitive description of James Braid (1795 - 1860) ... Braid was born in Fife and educated at the University of Edinburgh. He became a successful surgeon in Manchester (England).
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A social club and discussion group for hypnotherapists. ... Welcome to the James Braid Society website ... The James Braid Socity is a social club for hypnotherapists – founded in May 1997 – which meets one evening a month in Central London. It aims to provide a venue at which those involved in hypnotherapy can meet...
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James Braid - a biography of one of golf's outstanding players by Golf Europe ... James Braid (1870 - 1950) ... Born Earlsferry, Scotland, Braid is remembered as one of golf's original and great champions, course designers and modernisers. Braid grew up in Fife - the birthplace of golf. Although his parents had no enthuasism...
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The James Braid Golfing Society;; The James Braid Golfing Society is dedicated to the memory and spirit of James Braid. It upholds the essential traditions and values of the game and aims to pass them on to future generations.
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