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## Number 174 April, 1964 167 [1962], pp. 36-47), it was a joy to edit one of my old friend's contributions once more. Dr. Canaan was also an extraordinary human being. For many years he was our own family physician as well as the doctor called in by members of the School. It may safely be said that all his patients became his personal friends. When the great benefactor of the Schools, Dr. James B. Nies, spent his last days at the School in June, 1922, it was Dr. Canaan who was called to attend him in his final illness; it was Dr. Canaan who took personal charge of embalming his body for the return voyage to America. His interest in everything and sympathy with all, his ebullient spirits (which I saw quenched only once when he became very sick during a tempestuous voyage on the Dead Sea) and his resilience were unique. Unhappily, he required all these qualities to enable him to withstand the tragic events of his last decades, beginning with the loss of his brilliant, half-German son in an accident at Jerash, and culminating in the destruction of his home and the dislocation of his entire way of living. I never saw him after the end of December, 1935, but the memory of his bright sp

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Author
George M. A. Hanfmann
Published
1964
Field
Arts and Humanities (Social Sciences)

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