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Samuel Sharp (surgeon)
Samuel Sharp FRS (1709–1778) was an English surgeon and author. As a surgeon at Guy's Hospital, from 1733 to 1757, was internationally famous. His ''A Treatise on the Operations of Surgery'' (1st ed., 1739), was the first British study focuses exclusively on operative technique.〔John Kirkup, "Samuel Sharp and the 'Operations Of Surgery,' 1739," ''Journal of Medical Biography'' (1996) 4#1 pp 1-7.〕
==Development==
He was born about 1709. He was bound apprentice for seven years to William Cheselden, surgeon at St. Thomas's Hospital, on 2 March 1724. He paid £300. when his indentures were signed, the money being found by Elizabeth Sale, a widow living at Hertford. Sharp appears to have spent a part of his apprenticeship in France, where he made the acquaintance of Voltaire, and acquired a knowledge of French surgery which afterwards stood him in good stead. He was admitted a freeman of the Barber-Surgeons' Company on 7 March 1731, obtained his diploma on 4 April 1732, and on 6 June, when he was living in Ingram Court, Fenchurch Street, he was admitted to the Company.
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