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Sir Patrick Manson, GCMG, FRS, MD (1844-1922)

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The geographical distribution, pathological relations and life history of filaria sanguinis hominis diurna and filaria sanguinis hominis perstans, in connexion with preventive medicine

'Waterborne diseases' Reprinted from the British Medical Journal

Typescript and printed text of PM's Goulstonian lectures on the life-history of the malaria germ outside the human body

'A method of staining the malaria flagellated organism', reprinted from the British Medical Journal

Proof of the text of PM's talk on 'The malaria parasite' to the [British Medical Association] Section of Tropical Diseases

'Malaria - the bane of Africa', interview with PM in The African Review

Text of PM's inaugural address to the Epidemiological Society on 'The etiology of beri-beri'

Text of PM's address to the Epidemiological Society on 'Some problems in tropical epidemiology'

'An address on the recent advances in the knowledge of malaria' Reprinted from Medico-Chirurgical Transactions,

'The diagnosis of malaria from the standpoint of the practitioner in England' Reprinted from Transactions of the Medical Society of London

'The Leishman-Donovan body and tropical splenomegaly' (with G C Low) Reprinted from the British Medical Journal,

'Recent advances in science and their bearing on medicine and surgery' Reprinted from Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene,

Proofs and newspaper reports of Manson's speech to the Author's Club, giving 'the best account of the discovery of the malaria parasite'

Reviews of works on filaria, 1883, and paper, 1882, by Stephen Mackenzie, MD, developing PM's observations

Reviews of works on filaria, 1883, and paper, 1882, by Stephen Mackenzie, MD, developing PM's observations

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