About John Henry Bridges
Lived 1832 – 1906 (aged 73–74). John Henry Bridges was a British philosopher and medical administrator.
John Henry Bridges FRCP (1832 – 15 June 1906) was an English physician, public-health administrator, writer and translator, and one of the leaders of the positivist movement in England.
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Who was John Henry Bridges?
English physician, translator
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John Henry Bridges was born in 1832.
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John Henry Bridges died on 15 June 1906.
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John Henry Bridges was a philosopher and medical administrator.
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John Henry Bridges was British.
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