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From the collection of Dr. Henry Kirke Cushing.

Sends two poems, one on forming the New Haven Medical Association Library, 1899, and one on Charles Tuttle. Donated to the Library by Herbert Thoms, October 16, 1947.

With typed transcript and translation. Purchased by John Fulton, September 1956, in Florence, Italy, via J. Zeitlin.

Letter concerns population, poverty, statistics, and the work of Sir Francis d'Ivernois. Purchased from Goodspeed's Book Shop, Boston, ca. 1965.

Marcet was a physician and chemist who lectured at Guy's Hospital, London. Documents include: Printed resolution addressed to Marcet and hand-signed by William Livingston, naming him an honorary member of the Aberdeen Medical Society, 1808 October 20; C. Duméril, Secrétaire de la Société de Médecine de la Faculté de Paris, to Marcet, naming him a corresponding member, 1816 August 27; Acloque [a firm], Paris, to Marcet, 1820 July 14 and 1820 August 31; Henry Lemercier, pharmacien-manufacturier de produits chemiques, to Marcet, 1820 July 14; Pixii [firm], Paris, to Marcet, 1820 August 1; printed pamphlet to Fellows of the Royal Society, on the politics of electing a new Chair and discouraging private attempts to select Humphry Davy, 1820 November; handwritten copy of Marcet to C. Duméril, membre de l'Institut, Paris, [no year] September 14.

With envelope; and carbon copy of letter from Esther Rosencrantz to Pierre Marie, 1928 November 18.The letters concern Dr. Rosencrantz leaving a copy of a memorial volume to Sir William Osler (to which she had contributed) at Pierre Marie's home in Paris for him to sign.

Newsy letter by Martin, a physician and seller of drugs. Letter sent to John Fulton by Mr. Ralph Hubell, October 8, 1938.

On behalf of the Horticultural Society of Philadelphia, Mease would like to forward a packet containing a letter to the horticultural society at Brussels and a copy of the Philadelphia society's Constitution to a similar society being formed in Amsterdam. He hopes for a friendly exchange of trees, plants, and seeds. The letter was the gift of J. Cohen, Argosy, 1952.