'Inflammation of the dura mater' William Wallace Attributed to Thomas de Keyser

Attributed to Thomas de Keyser

Fishmongers' Hall and Adelaide Place

but his reforms went further than many believed would be in the best interests of the future government of the country

but in American culture

'Inflammation of the dura mater' William Wallace Attributed to Thomas de KeyserInternal surface of a portion of the human dura mater, one of the meninges (membranes of the central nervous system) covering the right hemisphere of the brain, showing inflammation. Plate 1 from the monograph The morbid anatomy of the human brain; being illustrations of the most frequent and important organic diseases to which that viscus is subject, by Robert Hooper (London, Longman, Rees, 1826). Inscribed: 'PLATE I. J. Howship, delt. J. Wedgewood