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Gouley, B.A. – Philadelphia General Hospital.

CA OSLER P111-1-7-17
Item
24 October 193?

Part of Maude Abbott Collection

Regarding “two month old white male, admitted 9/5/35, because of dyspnoea and marked cyanosis and a rash over the chest area which suggested erysipelas. The child died from bronchopneumonia.”

"Advertisement Montreal Medical Institution 1829."

CA OSLER P111-4-124
File
1829

Part of Maude Abbott Collection

Clipping of "Advertisement Montreal Medical Institution 1829."

Two letters from Dr. Caldwell, 1932-1833

CA OSLER P111-4-106
File
1832-1833

Part of Maude Abbott Collection

Two letters from a Dr. Caldwell, Camberwell, 1832-1833, to J.[?] Hartley Esq., Blackfriars regarding payment of a bill by Miss Grant.

Miscellaneous clippings.

CA OSLER P111-4-192
File
undated, 1859, 1928

Part of Maude Abbott Collection

Clippings dated between approximately 1859 and 1928, mostly undated

"Classified bibliography of sir William Osler's Canadian period (1868-1885)".

CA OSLER P111-4-72
File
1868-1885

Part of Maude Abbott Collection

Typescript, with manuscript corrections.

Photographs, mounted illustrations, index cards containing handwritten and typed references and notes on the heart.

CA OSLER P111-5-30
File
1879-1935, 1949, undated

Part of Maude Abbott Collection

McGill Pathological Institute Museum entry sheets; typed drafts of papers re heart, Museum catalogue; title sheets for Congenital Cardiac Disease (in Osler's Modern Medicine); typescript of "Case of malformation of the heart", by A.F. Holmes. Loose.

Letter from W.C. Baynes.

CA OSLER P111-3-62
File
1885

Part of Maude Abbott Collection

Letter from W.C. Baynes, McGill College 1885.

Baynes, William Craig, 1809-1887

Manuscripts, drafts, and research ephemera

CA OSLER P111-4
Series
between approximately 1887 and 1940

Part of Maude Abbott Collection

Series consists of bundles of manuscripts, drafts, some research-related correspondence, and other research materials. Many files between 103-213 are transcriptions or photocopies of research materials Abbott made, many from Canadian archives, during the course of her research into the history of medicine in Canada.

Clippings on Abbott, 1936-1939.