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Letter to James Bovell (Jimmie) Johnson, November 22, 1875
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CA OSLER P417-3-1-71-06
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November 22, 1875 (Creation)
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- Johnson, William Arthur, Rev., 1816-1880
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- Weston (Ont.)
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1 page
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(1816-1880)
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William Arthur Johnson was born in Bombay. The Duke of Wellington was his godfather. Although intended for the army, Johnson, after migrating to Upper Canada in 1831, entered the Anglican Church. He was a curate to Archdeacon A.N. Bethune at Cobourg. However, his tractarian tendencies made him unpopular and he was made rector of St.Philip's at Etobicoke, a remote village across the river from Weston. There he established a school that was to become Trinity College School. Among Johnson's pupils was William Osler, who regarded Johnson as one of his mentors.
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Letter to James Bovell (Jimmie) Johnson from W.A. Johnson, "The Parsonage", Weston, Ontario, Canada. Johnson wonders if his son will return home for Christmas. He is sorry to hear the Mrs. F[rancis?] has typhoid fever. He condemns Dawson's book, "Earth and Man." He sends his regards to Osler.
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Cushing's colour code: White (Correspondence)
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CUS417/71.6