Talk:Clement Price Thomas
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[edit]- Ellis, Harold (7 January 1996). Operations that Made History. Cambridge University Press. p. 134. ISBN 978-1-900151-15-3. Includes a caricature of Price Thomas
- Hart, Raymond (1996). The History of Cardiothoracic Surgery from Early Times. Taylor & Francis. p. 474. ISBN 9781850706816. There is an extract here
- Davies, Jackie (19 August 2014). "NOW&THEN: Islwyn Street, West Wind, Abercarn". South Wales Argus. Identifies that Price Thomas was born in a house at the upper end of Islwyn Street, Abercarn, which is here.
- "Sir Clement Price Thomas K.C.V.O.". Alcohol and Alcoholism. 1973. doi:10.1093/oxfordjournals.alcalc.a046066. Obituary in an academic journal
- Price-Thomas, Brian (12 February 2002). "Cancer myth". Letter from Price Thomas's son concerning the king's operation
Not reliable sources for Wikipedia, but may point to facts that can be confirmed in other sources
[edit]- "The Willmett Family". Family history webpage with details of Price Thomas's family.
- "The Crown 2016 Series King George VI Surgeon Rare Royal Connection case". eBay. The sale of a silver cigarette case belonging to Clement Price Thomas. The listing has biographical details.
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