E. W. Archibald papers and letters
Part of Edward William Archibald Fonds
File consists of E. W. Archibald papers and letters, compiled and annotated by M. Rocke Robertson, 1978. Also contains correspondence of John McCrae.
Letters from John and Janet McCrae
Part of Edward William Archibald Fonds
File consists of letters from John McCrae to E. W. A. and Mrs. Archibald, 1913-1918, as well as letters from Janet McCrae to Mrs. Archibald, 1913-1918.
Letters from E. W. A. to his wife, 1913
Part of Edward William Archibald Fonds
File consists of 10 letters from E. W. A. to his wife. Also includes 1 letter from Ann H. McDonald to E. W. A.
Letters to Mrs. E. Archibald & Margaret and poem by Richard Lovelace
Part of Edward William Archibald Fonds
• Letters from E.W.A. to his wife.
• One letter to daughter Margaret.
• To Lucasta – “Going to the Wars” – Poem by Richard Lovelace in E.W.A.’s handwriting.
Letters from E.W.A. to his wife, 1917
Part of Edward William Archibald Fonds
File consists of twelve letters from E.W.A. to his wife
Letters from E. W. Archibald to his wife, 1918
Part of Edward William Archibald Fonds
File consists of eight letters from E.W.A. to his wife, June and July 1918.
Part of Edward William Archibald Fonds
• Ten letters from E.W.A. to his wife – April-August.
• One letter from Billy Archibald to her (his?) mother, Mrs. E. Archibald.
15 letters from Dr. E. W. Archibald to his wife, 1922
Part of Edward William Archibald Fonds
• Fifteen letters from E.W.A. to his wife.
Letters from Dr. E.W. Archibald to his wife, 1925
Part of Edward William Archibald Fonds
• Four (4) letters from E.W.A. to his wife. May-November 1925.
"Pathologie Externe"; "Pathologie Interne"
Part of Edward William Archibald Fonds
Consists of clothbound notebook containing two subjects, each beginning at opposite ends of the book (so that the book must be flipped over to read the other subject). Each subject is written only on the recto of the page, starting from opposite ends of the book, so that the two subjects eventually are interwoven: “Pathologie Externe” – notes made by Dr. E.W.A. while studying in France, 1894, and “Pathologie Interne” – notes made by Dr. E.W.A. while studying in France, 1894