" This extract was
selected for an entirely different purpose, yet it is clearly not the
language of a fellow-physician in practice in York. Short himself
partially recognizes this. He only summarised "Cures without Care," and
he justly remarks of the cures therein related that "some whereof are
perhaps the greatest and most remarkable in the Authentic Records of
Physic down from Hippocrates to this day." Short writes fully a century
after "Cures without Care" was published, whereas Taylor was a
Apothecary in York and a contemporary of both Deane and Stanhope there,
and is accordingly the best authority on the status of Stanhope.
Sir Michael Stanhope, Knt.,-+
had a grant of Shelford |
Manor: beheaded in 1552 |
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Sir Thomas Stanhope-+ Sir Edward Stanhope Other
of Shelford, Knt., | of Grimston, 2nd son,-+ issue
died 1596 | M.P. for Co. York |
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Sir John Stanhope-+ Other George Michael Other
of Elvaston | issue Stanhope, D.
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