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Notes, correspondence, and articles used by Ellis in researching his article On narcotism by the inhalation of vapours. Also includes a copy of the article.

Richard Ellis (1937-1995)

John Snow

Publications and research for publications on John Snow

John Snow's Last 2 weeks of Work. London, 27th October 1994

Dr. John Snow and an Event of Unquestionable Medical Importance. Sheffield, 19th October 1994

Dr. John Snow and the use of Chloroform by Thieves

1855/Day by Day/January

The Inhalers of Dr. John Snow: his marks and his score

A Busy Week for John Snow. History of Anaesthesia Society, 4th February 1989

Dr. John Snow. His London Residences and a plaque to commemorate John Snow in London. London, 20th July 1987

John Snow's Alma Mater. London, 6th March 1993

Inhalational Medicine: John Snow creates a path on the journey from Vesuvius to Ventolin. London 19th January 1993

John Snow's Life and Work

Portraits of John Snow

A new perspective on John Snow's communicable disease theory Professor Warren Winkelstein, Jnr

On narcotism by the inhalation of vapours

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On narcotism by the inhalation of vapours

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