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

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Dr Leuckart of Leipzig to PM re examination of blood samples for filaria

Cutting from the Australian Medical Gazette of letter from Thomas Bancroft re filarial metamorphosis in the mosquito, 1899 With reprint of Bancroft's paper from the Journal and Proceedings of the Royal Society of New South Wales, 1899

Captain S P James, IMS, to PM, outlining his work on the metamorphosis of filaria nocturna in Anopheles Rossi, 1900 With copy and reprint of James's papers in the Indian Medical Gazette, 1900

To PM re malaria research, from the Bishop of Guiana, Staff Surgeon W G K Barnes of HMS Undaunted, and [John?] Mackenzie [of the Indian Civil Service]

PM to Professor Celli, arranging the dual experiment to prove his theory of malaria transmission, 1900 with proof of the paper by Patrick Thurburn Manson describing the infection of himself with malaria [1900]

Typescript copies of letter to PM from G C Low re his work on malaria and yellow fever in St Lucia, and re feud between the London and Liverpool Schools of Tropical Medicine

PM to Dr Charles Wilberforce Daniels, 1900-1913 (6 letters), with letter to PM from Robert Harrison re Daniels's [mosquito] preparations, 1900

PM to [Carnegie] Brown

PM to his son-in-law, Philip Manson-Bahr (21 letters)

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PM to his son-in-law, Philip Manson-Bahr (21 letters)

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