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Papers in connection with an Enquiry into the life-history of Eurasians, including one by Cantlie: with a number of questionnaire forms containing replies, letters, etc. Author's holograph MSS.  Hong Kong  The Paper by Cantlie (36 ll.) is unfinished. The forms and letters are filled in by, or sent by various medical officers and others, and come mainly from China, Malaya, and New Zealand.  (a) SINCLAIR (Augustine William) [ -1924]. 10 Forms, and A.l.s., dated Kuala Lumpur. 28/4/1888.  (b) BUSHELL (Stephen Wooton) [1844-1908]. 2 Forms and A.l.s., dated Peking. 3/4/1888.  (c) GILES (Herbert Allen) [1845-1935]. Form, s. dated Tamsui, 13/3/1888.  (d) LOWRY (John Henry) [1858-1907]. Form, s. and A.l.s., dated Hoihow, 8/5/1888.  (e) FOSBERY (Emily). Form s., dated China Inland Mission 26/2/1888.  (f) HODGE (Sydney Rupert) [1859-1907]. A.l.s. 1 p., dated Hankow, 24/4/1888.  (g) WRIGHT (George Henry Bateson). 2 Forms, s. n.p. [1888].  (h) RENNIE (Thomas) [1850-1912]. 2 Forms, s. Foochow, [1888].  (i) THORNICRAFT (Tho

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