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Doctor Mallory

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This fictional novel by Alan Hart explores the motivations of a doctor. The narrative follows Dr. Mallory from his childhood, where he develops a growing sense of vocation, through medical school and his internship at a hospital, experiencing the panic of emergency work during his early career. The story then takes him to a logging town in Oregon, where he faces an uphill battle for honest medicine against competitors and dedicates himself to serving the poor and needy. An unsuccessful attempt at marriage occurs. Alan Hart was the first known transgender graduate of the University of Oregon Medical School, earning his degree in 1917. His pioneering work on tuberculosis saved countless lives.

Item Information:

Identifier
d217qp91t
Collection
Alan Hart Collection
Institution
Historical Collections & Archives, Oregon Health & Science University
Creator(s)
Hart, Alan
Publisher
W.W. Norton & Company
Date Issued
1935
Genre
Books
Places
Pacific Northwest
Topic(s)
Logging
Medically underserved areas
Physicians
Rural health services
Trans men
Resource Type
Text
Language
English
Rights
In copyright
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