George Henry Kingsley

George Henry Kingsley (14 February 1826 – 5 February 1892)

Kingsley completed his medical education in Heidelberg, and returned to England about 1850. He became the private physician to a succession of aristocratic patients; he adopted foreign travel as his method of treatment, and either in the capacity of medical adviser, or merely as travelling companion, he explored many countries of the world.

Publications Other publications are: Four Phases of Love. Translated from the German of Heyse (1857) A Gossip on a Sutherland Hillside (1861): a descriptive sketch of a stalking expedition in Sutherland, included by Francis Galton in his Vacation Tourists and Notes of Travel The New Templi Carmina (1863): A Collection of Church Music. Works of the Best European Composers, Published by S. T. Gordon, 538 Broadway, New York. Book located and verified in the library of Dr. Frank Hudson