Hans Sloane

They might not want to stay in that one in particular.

Who's Sloane named after him? Is that Hans Sloane?

Hans Sloane.

Oh, Hans Sloane.

He was a bit of an overachiever, was Hans Sloane.

He's the chocolate guy, isn't he? Yeah.

He's a

He was, indeed, the founder of a dynasty illustrious in the history of science, for he was the teacher of William Cheseldon, and William Cheseldon was the teacher of John Hunter.

on the same side appeared samuel garth who among the physicians of the capital had no rival except radcliffe and hans sloane the founder of the magnificent museum which is one of the glories of our country the attempt of the prosecutors to make the superstitions of the forecastle evidence for the purpose of taking away the lives of men was treated by these philosophers with just disdain the stupid judge asked garth what he could say in answer to the testimony of the seaman my lord replied garth I say that they are mistaken.

I will find seamen in abundance to swear that they have known whistling raise the wind.

This is Rick Burgess from The Rick Burgess Show.

Why, I have the nucleus of a national collection.

I shall be the Hans Sloane of my age." His eyes gleamed behind his great spectacles.

It was very clear that no pains would be spared by Mr. Nathan Garrideb in finding a namesake.

"I merely called to make your acquaintance, and there is no reason why I should interrupt your studies," said Holmes.

of the kind we are accustomed to see on a pirate captain.

This unique manuscript was sold by the author, then destitute in old age, to Sir Hans Sloane, doctor, collector, and founder of the British Museum for one guinea.

Possibly the least problematic piece in that museum.

At least in terms of provenance, for