medical work in connection with the war" 1921 Membership Imperial Society of Medicine, Constantinople 1921 The Order of Prince Danilo I (1st Class) 1924 Doctorate of the University of Paris 1927 Honorary LL.D. of Edinburgh University and Queen's University 1927 Honorary Membership of the Viennese Society of Microbiology 1931 Honorary Fellowship of Trinity College Dublin 1931 Honorary Doctorate of Medicine, the University of Buenos Aires 1932 Fellowship of the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland 1932 The Stewart Prize, awarded by the British Medical Association 1938 Fellowship of the Royal College of Physicians of England Works Wright's work could be split up into the following three phases Early phase (1891–1910) – over 20 medical journal publications, lectures for students and other scientific works Upon a new septic (1891) On the conditions which determine the distribution of the coagulation (1891) A new method of blood transfusion (1891) Grocers' research scholarship lectures (1891) Lecture on tissue- or cell-fibrinogen (1892) On the leucocytes of peptone and other varieties of liquid extravascular blood (1893) On Haffkine's method of vaccination against Asiatic cholera (1893, coauthored with D. Bruce) Remarks on methods of increasing and diminishing the coagulability of the blood (1894) On the association of serous haemorrhages (1896) A suggestion as to the possible cause of the corona observed in certain after images (1897) On the application of the serum test to the differential diagnosis of typhoid and Malta fever (1897) Remarks on vaccination against typhoid fever (1897, coauthored with D. Semple) An experimental investigation on the role of the blood fluids in connection with phagocytosis (1903, coauthored with Stewart Rankin Douglas) On the action exerted upon the tubercle bacillus by human blood fluids (1904, coauthored with Stewart Rankin Douglas) A short treatise on anti-typhoid inoculation (1904) On the possibility of determining the presence or absence of tubercular infection (1906, coauthored with S. T. Reid) On spontaneous phagocytosis (1906, coauthored with S. T. Reid) Studies on immunisation and their application to the diagnosis and treatment of bacterial infections (1909) Vaccine therapy—its administration, value, and limitations (1910) Introduction to vaccine therapy (1920) War phases (1914–1918 and 1941–1945) – mostly works about wounds, wound infections and new perspectives on the topic Wound infections and some new methods (1915) Conditions which govern the growth of the bacillus of "Gas Gangrene" (1917) Pathology and Treatment of War Wounds (1942) Researches in Clinical Physiology (1943) Studies on Immunization (2 vol.,