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- Daniel Arnoldi (March 7, 1774 – July 19, 1849) was a Canadian doctor. He was born in Montreal and received his education in England and Montreal, obtaining his medical licence in 1795. He practiced in many towns in what is now Quebec and Ontario before establishing a practice in Montreal. He became a medical examiner in 1812, but was excluded in 1823 when the governor decided that only doctors from Montreal General Hospital could be examiners. In 1831, when the power to appoint examiners was transferred to a licensing board chosen by doctors, Arnoldi was appointed to the board. He became the board's chair in 1834 but resigned a few months later when he disagreed with the politics of the board. In 1836 Arnoldi was fined 10 shillings for assaulting a black man. During the Lower Canada Rebellion he was accused of desecrating a corpse, but this was disputed by a parish priest. In 1847 he was appointed the first president of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Lower Canada. He was infected with cholera in 1849 and died later that year. (en)
- Daniel Arnoldi est un médecin québécois né en 1774 et décédé en 1849 à Montréal. Promoteur actif de la loi réglementant l’étude et la pratique de la médecine au Canada (1831) et de la loi sur l’incorporation des membres de la profession médicale (1847), il fut aussi l’un des fondateurs de l’ (1843), destinée à contrer le monopole de la Faculté de médecine de l’Université McGill. Même s’il ne participa pas directement à la fondation du Collège des médecins et chirurgiens du Bas-Canada, sa loyauté à l’égard du pouvoir britannique pendant la rébellion des Patriotes lui valut d’en être nommé le premier président par Lord Elgin (1847-1849). Médecin, fonctionnaire et juge de paix, Daniel Arnoldi participa dès 1830 aux tentatives de réforme qui ont mené à la création du Collège des médecins du Québec en 1847. Engagé dans le mouvement de modernisation de la législation médicale, il fut nommé, par le Gouverneur, président du Collège des médecins et chirurgiens du Bas-Canada le 10 août 1847. Il décéda deux ans plus tard, lors d’une des terribles épidémies de choléra. (fr)
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- Daniel Arnoldi (March 7, 1774 – July 19, 1849) was a Canadian doctor. He was born in Montreal and received his education in England and Montreal, obtaining his medical licence in 1795. He practiced in many towns in what is now Quebec and Ontario before establishing a practice in Montreal. He became a medical examiner in 1812, but was excluded in 1823 when the governor decided that only doctors from Montreal General Hospital could be examiners. In 1831, when the power to appoint examiners was transferred to a licensing board chosen by doctors, Arnoldi was appointed to the board. He became the board's chair in 1834 but resigned a few months later when he disagreed with the politics of the board. (en)
- Daniel Arnoldi est un médecin québécois né en 1774 et décédé en 1849 à Montréal. Promoteur actif de la loi réglementant l’étude et la pratique de la médecine au Canada (1831) et de la loi sur l’incorporation des membres de la profession médicale (1847), il fut aussi l’un des fondateurs de l’ (1843), destinée à contrer le monopole de la Faculté de médecine de l’Université McGill. (fr)
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