Collection: Chalmers Laughlin Gemmill papers - ARVAS Search Results

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Letter from Ronald Hall (Librarian, John Rylands Library) to C.L. Gemmill Box 05, Folder 05

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Letter from Society of Apothecaries of London to C.L. Gemmill, re: medical qualification boards Box 05, Folder 29

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Letter from the Library of the College of Physicians of Philadelphia, re: scientific incunabula Box 06, Folder 02

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Letter from the Medical Heritage Society, re: medal subscription for "Medallic History of Medicine" Box 03, Folder 07

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Letter from University of Tubingen, re: a dissertation Box 05, Folder 07

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Letter from Wilhelm Moll (Medical Librarian), re: Civil war letters, two enclosures Box 04, Folder 22

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Letter from W.L. Davenport to C.L. Gemmill, re: Civil War hospitals Box 04, Folder 06

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Letter from W.S. Weedon to C.L. Gemmill, re: medical dictionaries Box 06, Folder 46

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"Letter of the First Century, AD of Pharmacological Interest" by C.L. Gemmill, 1 draft, 2 copies Box 05, Folder 14

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