DR. MACKENZIE'S BOOK.
. , r ! ~+- , ' GERMAN ANIMOSITY. , - OPINION OF THE TIMES. [PRESS ASSOCIATION. • Berlin, October 17. The revelations contained in Sir Morell Mackenzie's book are causing a' feeling j of increased animosity among German j Court officials towards] England. I London, October 17. • | ■ The publishers of Sir Morell Macken- i zie's book, 'in anticipation that it might Sossibly •be confiscated, sold and '? distri-: uted - a large number of the books secretly. The importation of the work into Germany was effected previously to the book appearing in England, by means of packages so Dranded that- the heavy import duty on .the>material which the . packages "were. supposed; to; contain completely deluded the authorities as to the actual nature of .; their j contents. - I [ The Times, in the course of an article on the quarrel between Sir Morell Mackenzie i and ■ the .' German j doctors, P. de- ' clares that the former's diagnosis of the disease • from which the late Emperor Frederick was suffering, was Wrong, though it is impossible to say whether the treatment prescribed by the German doctors or Sir Morell Mackenzie was right. . •
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 9189, 19 October 1888, Page 5
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181DR. MACKENZIE'S BOOK. New Zealand Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 9189, 19 October 1888, Page 5
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