Charles Elsden Bagge

?-c.1799

Vol II

Pg 324

b.? d.c.1799

MB Cantab(1774) MD(1779) FRCP(1780)

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Below is the biography as originally published in 1878.

Charles Elsden Bagge, M.D., was born in Norfolk, and educated at Caius college, Cambridge, of which he was a fellow. He proceeded M.B. 1774; M.D. 1779; was admitted a Candidate of the College of Physicians 30th September, 1779; and a Fellow, 30th September, 1780. He practised for a short period in London, but then settled at Lynn Regis, where he remained some years, but eventually removed to East Dereham; and, as I conceive, died there in 1798 or 1799.

William Munk

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