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Cantlie, Sir James, F.R.C.S. (1851-1926)

Scrapbooks, awards, correspondence and subject files

Publications by Cantlie

'On a new arrangement of the right and left lobes of the liver', Anatomical Society of Great Britain and Ireland.

'The effects of certain anatomical relations' a lecture delivered before the Medical Society, Charing Cross Hospital.

Degeneration Amongst Londoners (London: Field & Tuer, The Leadenhall Press, E.C., 1885), a lecture delivered at the Parkes Museum of Hygiene, 27 Jan, 1885

'The relations of the civil and military medical men in Britain', reprinted from The Medical Press and Circular

Leprosy in Hong Kong (Hong Kong: printed by Kelly & Walsh, Ld. and at Shanghai.-Yokohama.-Singapore. 1890).

'A lecture on the Spread of Plague', delivered before the Epidemiological Society, 18 Dec 1896, reprinted from The Lancet 2 and 9 Jan 1897

Annotated proof of 'Report on the physical and ethnological conditions under which leprosy occurs in China, the Malay Peninsula, the East Indian archipelago and the idlands of the Pacific'

'The organisation of the Colonial Medical Service of the Empire'

'The Treatment of the Tropical Invalid in Great Britain', reprinted from Treatment, A Journal of Practical Medicine and Surgery Vol II, No II Aug 11 1898.

'The Plague', reprinted from The Practitioner, Nov 1899.

'Liver abscess and its treatment' reprinted from International Clinics

Plague. How to Recognise, Prevent and Treat Plague (Cassell & Company, Limited: London, Paris, New York & Melbourne. 1900)

'The health of the people', reprinted from The Practitioner, Mar 1902.

'Tropical life as it affects life assurance' reprinted by the Life Assurance Medical Officers' Association, an adjourned discussion (London: printed by C E Gray, 32 Kennington Park Road, SE, 1903)

Physical Effiency, A review of the deleterious effects of town life upon the population of Britain, with suggestions for their arrest (London & New York: G P Putnam's Sons, 1906)

The Polyclinic, Journal of the Medical Graduates' College, London, No I Vol II, Jan 1907, containing article 'Tropical hepatic ailments met with in British practice. Cases of abscesses of the liver in patients who have never been in the tropics': text of a lecture delivered at the Polyclinic, Oct 8, 1906

Journal of the Royal Society of Arts, No 3042 Vol LIX, 10 Mar 1911, containing article, 'Plague and its Spread', text of a paper read at the 13th Ordinary Meeting of the Society, and discussion following, pp.434-442.

Pamphlet of speech on Robert Burns, at the London Burns Club

'The use of the tuning-fork in diagnosing the outlines of solid and hollow viscera of the chest and abdomen and of certain pathological conditions' (being an account of a demonstration at the L.S.T.M. to members of the International Medical Congress, Aug 1913), reprinted from The Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene No. 2 Vol. XVII, Jan 15 1914

'Some aspects of surgery in the tropics' reprint of a paper read at a meeting of the Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, 15 May 1914 and originally printed in the Society's Transactions, Jun 1914, Vol VII No 6 pp195-210.

First Aid Illustrated by 50 Diagrams in Colours with Explanatory Letterpress compiled by Cantlie, KBE, etc. (London: John Bale, Sons & Danielsson, Ltd).

'Suprahepatic liver abscess' reprinted from International Clinics, Vol. IV, 11th series 1902

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'Suprahepatic liver abscess' reprinted from International Clinics, Vol. IV, 11th series 1902

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