En 1913, lors du 50e congrès anniversaire de l'Association, qui se tint à New York, les 1, 2, 3, 4 et 5 septembre, à l'hôtel Astor, le Dr Hoskins rendit en ces termes un vibrant hommage « au père de la profession » qui avait du rester en France, auprès de son épouse : « In sunny France there rests, in the evening of his life, Professor Liautard, the only living man who has had continuous membership in this association from its inception in this city in 1863 to the present hour, the one man above all others who has had deep in his heart the advancement and progress of veterinary medicine along the lines in which he established it.
In 1913, during the 50th anniversary meeting of the Association, held at New York, on September 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5, at the Hotel Astor, Dr Hoskins rendered a resounding tribute to « the father of the profession » who had had to remain in France with his wife : « In sunny France there rests, in the evening of his life, Professor Liautard, the only living man who has had continuous membership in this association from its inception in this city in 1863 to the present hour, the one man above all others who has had deep in his heart the advancement and progress of veterinary medicine along the lines in which he established it.WikiMatrix WikiMatrix