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Cushing's notes, history of Dundas

CA OSLER P417-3-1-60-02
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Part of Harvey Cushing Fonds

Cushing's handwritten manuscript notes on the history of Dundas.

Cushing's notes, history of University College,

CA OSLER P417-3-1-68-04
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Part of Harvey Cushing Fonds

Cushing's handwritten manuscript notes regarding the history of University College.

Cushing's notes, Hog Cholera, 1878

CA OSLER P417-3-1-74-03
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1878

Part of Harvey Cushing Fonds

Cushing's handwritten manuscript notes regarding Osler's study of Hog Cholera.

Cushing's notes, H.V. Ogden , 1878-82

CA OSLER P417-3-1-75-01
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1878

Part of Harvey Cushing Fonds

Cushing's handwritten manuscript notes regarding H.V. Ogden's work and friendship with Osler, which began in Montreal, and their frequent trips to Francis House, 1878-1882. Includes maps and diagrams of residences Ogden and Osler shared.

Cushing's notes, (January 11-17, 1914)

CA OSLER P417-3-3-117-012
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(January 11-17, 1914)

Part of Harvey Cushing Fonds

Cushing's note saying that Osler was in London the week of 11th to the 17th.

Cushing's notes, January 12, 1912

CA OSLER P417-3-3-113-11
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January 12, 1912

Part of Harvey Cushing Fonds

Cushing's note. On that day, Osler presides at the clinical section of the Royal Society of Medicine.

Cushing's notes, January 15, 1909

CA OSLER P417-3-3-108-011
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January 15, 1909

Part of Harvey Cushing Fonds

Cushing's note on Osler's activities on the January 15, 1909, extract from his account-book. He left Paris for Cannes. Suffered from tonsillitis. Stayed at the Mont Fleury Hotel.

Cushing's notes, January 18, 1918

CA OSLER P417-3-3-125-016
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January 18, 1918

Part of Harvey Cushing Fonds

Cushing's note on Ely and Kinsell, their relations with the Oslers.

Cushing's notes, January 1909

CA OSLER P417-3-3-108-012
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January 1909

Part of Harvey Cushing Fonds

Cushing's note on Osler at Cannes. Dr. Sanders told him to take some Calomel. He said that medical practice was different depending if he treated an American Lady (who traveled with Osler's Practice of Medicine) or an English one. Event described on p.158 volume II.