Pamphlets and other items

• Reference:GB 250 9/L/22/1/66-84
• Language of Material:English

• Scope and Content

  66: Aug 1906. ‘Malarial fever contracted in Portsmouth’ by R.J. Copeland and F. Smith, Journal of the Royal Army Medical Corps. 2 pages, 25cm, letterpress, reprint.

  67: 17 Aug 1907. ‘Some notes on malarial fever as seen in the jungle’ by C.S. Braddock, New York Medical Journal. 7 pages, 20.5cm, letterpress, reprint. With typescript letter attached from Dr. Trumpp to unknown recipient.

  68: 25 July 1907. ‘The introduction of top-minnows (natural enemies of mosquitoes) into the Hawaiian Islands’ by Hawaii Agricultural Experiment Station. 10 pages, 23cm, letterpress.

  69: Dec 1907. The American Naturalist, pp. 781-820.

  70: n.d. ‘Sir Ronald Ross … called in and examined’, pp. 37-47. 32cm, letterpress. Evidence given by Ross to a Commission on the provision of laboratories.

  71: n.d . ‘Malaria in the Ancient World’. 2 pages, 25cm, typescript.

  72: 29 Sept 1906. ‘Fish, mosquitoes and lime’ by W. Osborn. 3 pages, 25cm, typescript. A letter to the Editor of the Indian Medical Gazette.

  73: Jan 1907. ‘A case of malarial fever’ by H. Ensor. 4 pages, 25cm, typescript. Copy of an article from the Journal of the Royal Army Medical Corps.

  73a: 1910. ‘Some enumerative studies on malarial fever’ by Major Ronald Ross and David Thomson, Proceedings of the Royal Society, B, vol. 83, pp. 159-173. 25cm, letterpress, reprint.

  74: Dec 1910. ‘Studies of malaria in Panama: 1 – clinical studies of malaria in the white race’ by W.V. Brem. 4 pages, 25cm, typescript. An extract from a paper in Archives of International Medicine, 6, pp. 646-661.

  75: 1910. ‘A study of haemoglobin of colored labourers in Panama’ by W. V. Brem and A.H. Zeiler. 2 pages, 25cm, typescript. An extract from a paper in Archives of International Medicine, 5, pp. 569-576.

  77: Feb 1911. ‘Studies of malaria in Panama. II-treatment of blackwater fever’ by W.V. Brem. 2 pages, 25cm, typescript. An extract from a paper in Archives of International Medicine, 7, pp. 153-181.

  77a: Feb 1912. ‘A case of malarial fever, showing a true parasitic relapse, during vigourous and continuous quinine treatment’ by Sir Ronald Ross and David Thomson, Annals of Tropical Medicine and Parasitology, vol. 5, pp. 539-543. 26cm, letterpress, reprint.

  78: 1 May 1912. Notes by Sir Ronald Ross from Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, p. 134, manuscript postcard.

  79: n.d . Attempts to cultivate the malarial parasite by Bass’s method. 7 pages, 19cm, manuscript.

  80: n.d . ‘Apyercial malaria carriers’ by Sir Ronald Ross. 1 page, 25cm, manuscript.

  81: n.d . 2 extracts from periodical articles on malaria from unknown source.

  82: 14 Jan 1913. ‘Medical science and the tropics’ by Sir Ronald Ross. 12 pages. Proof copy of a paper to be read at the Royal Colonial Institute. 2 copies.

  83: 1914. ‘A new malarial parasite of man’ by J.W.W. Stephens. 1 page, 18cm, letterpress.

  84: 1914. ‘The brain of primitive man’ by G.E. Smith. 1 page, 18cm, letterpress.

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