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1. archive.org › details › howtomakebestofl0000joseHow to make the best of life : Joseph Mortimer Granville ...

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3. wellcomecollection.org › concepts › n6yj7hk7Granville, J. Mortimer (Joseph Mortimer), 1833-1900

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   Find books, manuscripts, paintings, illustrations, photos and unpublished archives about Granville, J. Mortimer (Joseph Mortimer), 1833-1900, many of them with free online access.

4. historicengland.org.uk › images-books › photosGranville House / The Granville (IOE01/10290/26) Archive Item ...

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5. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Joseph_Mortimer_GranvilleJoseph Mortimer Granville - Wikipedia

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   Joseph Mortimer Granville (4 May 1833, Devonport – 23 November 1900, London) was an English physician, author and inventor known for having first patented the electromechanical vibrator for relief of muscle aches, exclusively for male patients.

6. www.britishmuseum.org › about-us › british-museumMary Delany - British Museum

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   Delany set about improving the house and gardens and focused on her shell-work, fine needlework, drawing and painting. Mary Delany (née Granville), print from an original painting by John Opie. Collection online

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7. wellcomecollection.org › works › scyncs6jHow to make the best of life / by J. Mortimer Granville.

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   Credit. How to make the best of life / by J. Mortimer Granville.. Public Domain Mark.Source: Wellcome Collection.

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   Who was Joseph Mortimer Granville?

   • A few years ago I published a paper ( available open access here) on the anti-temperance writings of Joseph Mortimer Granville (1833-1900), a Victorian doctor and writer who died on this day. Granville was a peculiar man, and his work included both useful contributions to medicine and outrageous quackery and self-promotion.

   Happy Deathday, Joseph Mortimer Granville!

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   Why did John Granville write to the times?

   • In 1891 Granville wrote to the Times to argue that the British public were not drinking anything like enough alcohol, and that moderation was making them sick and shortening their lives. Given the tone of contemporary arguments about licensing and drinking, Granville’s letter provoked considerable debate.

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   Who was Mary Granville?

   • The young Mary Granville was brought up for life at court: well educated, she spoke several languages and was a skilled artist, musician and embroiderer. A change in the Granville family's circumstances led to an arranged marriage with the much older Alexander Pendarves when Mary was 17.

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   Who is Dr Granville?

   • Dr Granville will become a most popular doctor after this bold disclosure of his.” Granville’s name appeared in newspaper ‘puffs’ or blurbs advertising port, where he suggested that it was a suitable drink for invalids if drunk from the wood, not the bottle.

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9. jameskneale.com › 2018/11/23 › happy-deathday-josephHappy Deathday, Joseph Mortimer Granville! – James Kneale

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   Nov 23, 2018 · A few years ago I published a paper ( available open access here) on the anti-temperance writings of Joseph Mortimer Granville (1833-1900), a Victorian doctor and writer who died on this day. Granville was a peculiar man, and his work included both useful contributions to medicine and outrageous quackery and self-promotion.