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Richard Partridge letter, to E. Belfour, Esq., 1837, May 6

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ALS. Request for student tickets to the college lectures.
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Richard Povall letter, Philadelphia, to Susan Rogers, Bristol, Rhode Island, 1825, Feb. 4

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ALS relating to financial matters, in particular the sale of a house in order to pay off a number of debts.
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Richard Quain letter, [London], to Dr. Roger, 1888, Jan. 26

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ALS. Writes of the publication of the Dictionary of Medicine, of which Quain was the editor.
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Richard Rathbun letter, the Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C., to Mrs. Elizabeth C. Hobson, Northeast Harbor, Maine, 1906, July 27

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TLS. Writes regarding the acquisition of the Harriet Lane Johnston Collection for the National Gallery of Art of the Smithsonian Institution.
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Robert Brown manuscript, [London], [after 1826]

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Holograph, unsigned. A memorial to Dr. Clarke Abel.
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Robert Christison papers, Edinburgh, Scotland, 1839-1881 and undated

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5 letters (ALS). Includes letters to J. Forbes Royle, comparing East Indian and American caoutchouc (rubber); to John Ashburton Thompson, remarking upon the "power of coca to remove bodily fatigue"; and to Ernest Hart, disparaging the antivivisection movement.
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Robert Christison papers, Edinburgh, Scotland, 1839-1881 and undated 5 items

5 letters (ALS). Includes letters to J. Forbes Royle, comparing East Indian and American caoutchouc (rubber); to John Ashburton Thompson, remarking upon the "power of coca to remove bodily fatigue"; and to Ernest Hart, disparaging the antivivisection movement.
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    Robert C. Poindexter papers, 1836-1871

    1 Linear Feet 29 items, 3 vols.

    Robert C. Poindexter (d. 1885) was a merchant in eastern Yadkin County for many years. His general store at East Bend was listed in Branson's North Carolina Business Directory for 1867, 1869, 1872, and 1884. He and his store are also mentioned in William E. Rutledge, Jr.'s, An Illustrated History of Yadkin County (Yadkinville, 1965) in the section on East Bend. In 1857 Poindexter was listed in D. D. T. Leech's Post Office Directory as the postmaster at Red Plains.

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    Robert C. Poindexter papers, 1836-1871 1 Linear Feet 29 items, 3 vols.

    Robert C. Poindexter (d. 1885) was a merchant in eastern Yadkin County for many years. His general store at East Bend was listed in Branson's North Carolina Business Directory for 1867, 1869, 1872, and 1884. He and his store are also mentioned in William E. Rutledge, Jr.'s, An Illustrated History of Yadkin County (Yadkinville, 1965) in the section on East Bend. In 1857 Poindexter was listed in D. D. T. Leech's Post Office Directory as the postmaster at Red Plains.

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      Robert Emmet letter, Dublin, to Mr. Sam White, 1782, Dec. 27

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      ALS. Advises Mr. White, the suitor of a young lady in Emmet's care, that her father is strongly opposed to the match.
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      Robert Hare papers, Philadelphia, 1825-1858

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      ALS. Hare thanks a Dr. Muaran for the medical attention given to Robert Waln; discusses land investment with Edward S. Burd; writes to Zachariah Allen regarding the "cuts" used in his publications; and recommends Emile Therouanne of Paris to R. Gilmor. There is also an obituary notice.
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      Robert Hare papers, Philadelphia, 1825-1858 5 items

      ALS. Hare thanks a Dr. Muaran for the medical attention given to Robert Waln; discusses land investment with Edward S. Burd; writes to Zachariah Allen regarding the "cuts" used in his publications; and recommends Emile Therouanne of Paris to R. Gilmor. There is also an obituary notice.
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        Robert Jameson letter, to Dr. Anderson, Leith, Scotland, undated

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        ALS. Regrets that his present state of health prevents him from visiting Anderson.
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        Robert King Stone letter, Washington, D.C., to President Lincoln, 1863, Aug. 3

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        ALS. Stone writes as a member of the Board of Health of Washington, D.C., of the dangers arising from the smoke and ashes falling on Washington from the burning of dead army animals in Virginia.
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        Robert Lyall note, to Mr. Buckman, 1827, Mar. 20

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        ANS. Instructs Mr. Buckman to deliver a copy of Lyall's "Travels" to the bearer of the note.
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        Robert Ogden Doremus letter, New York City, 1868, May 5

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        ALS. Doremus explains his duties at the City College.
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        Robert W. Gibbes papers, 1851 and undated

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        ALS. Joseph Leidy writes regarding the prices of various anatomical preparations; Samuel George Morton sends a book with an autograph of J. Locke; and John Edwards Holbrook inquires whether the library owns a particular volume of the "Transactions of the Academy of Arts and Sciences of Boston."
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        Robert W. Gibbes papers, 1851 and undated 3 items

        ALS. Joseph Leidy writes regarding the prices of various anatomical preparations; Samuel George Morton sends a book with an autograph of J. Locke; and John Edwards Holbrook inquires whether the library owns a particular volume of the "Transactions of the Academy of Arts and Sciences of Boston."
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          Robley Dunglison papers, Philadelphia, 1852-1859

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          2 ALS. In a letter to the New York printer and publisher Justus Starr Redfield, Dunglison writes regarding his biography in "Men of the times" and about the use of burnt sponge in the treatment of goitre. He refers to various people and affairs at the Jefferson Medical College. The treatment of goitre is also the subject of his letter to Henry Randall.
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          Robley Dunglison papers, Philadelphia, 1852-1859 2 items

          2 ALS. In a letter to the New York printer and publisher Justus Starr Redfield, Dunglison writes regarding his biography in "Men of the times" and about the use of burnt sponge in the treatment of goitre. He refers to various people and affairs at the Jefferson Medical College. The treatment of goitre is also the subject of his letter to Henry Randall.
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            R. S. Satterlee letter, Pueblo Mexico, to Maj. Gen. W.J. Worth, 1847, July 30

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            ALS. Satterlee appeals to Worth, informing him that horses intended for the ambulance train were taken by cavalry company captain Philip Kearny.
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            R. T. H. Laennec papers, 1825-1826

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            Holograph manuscript, signed, in which Laennec desribes the case of a patient "W." A facsimile of an ALS to Baron Cuvier, in which Laennec presents various reasons why he should receive the prize, instituted by M. de Montyon and awarded by the Academy of Sciences, for the most useful discovery in the field of medicine.
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            R. T. H. Laennec papers, 1825-1826 2 items

            Holograph manuscript, signed, in which Laennec desribes the case of a patient "W." A facsimile of an ALS to Baron Cuvier, in which Laennec presents various reasons why he should receive the prize, instituted by M. de Montyon and awarded by the Academy of Sciences, for the most useful discovery in the field of medicine.
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              Rudolf Virchow papers, 1865-1874

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              ALS. Writes a note of thanks and sends instructions to his publisher.
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              Rudolf Virchow papers, 1865-1874 2 items

              ALS. Writes a note of thanks and sends instructions to his publisher.
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                Rudolph Bergh papers, 1853-1907

                110 items
                Correspondence, certificates and manuscript notes, in Danish, French and German. Correspondents include Herman Lynge, F. Didrichsen, and Franz Leydig. Bergh received an appointment as correspondent member to the French Academy of Sciences in 1895 from M.P.E. Berthelot. Most of the material relates to his study of Nudibranchiata, a sub-order of marine gastropod mollusks.
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                Rudolph Bergh papers, 1853-1907 110 items

                Correspondence, certificates and manuscript notes, in Danish, French and German. Correspondents include Herman Lynge, F. Didrichsen, and Franz Leydig. Bergh received an appointment as correspondent member to the French Academy of Sciences in 1895 from M.P.E. Berthelot. Most of the material relates to his study of Nudibranchiata, a sub-order of marine gastropod mollusks.
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                  Rupert Lee Blue letter, Washington, D.C., to Dr. J.G.B. Bulloch, Washington, D.C, 1919, Jan. 10

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                  Letter (TLS), with regrets that he will be unable to attend the annual banquet of the Order of Washington.
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