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  •   GB 0809 Ross - Ross, Col Sir Ronald (1857-1932)
    • 66 - Notebook of the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine's expedition to Sierra Leone to investigate malaria interleaved with correspondence with the School, Matthew Nathan - the Acting Governor of Sierra Leone, Mary Kingsley and William Henry Williams Strachan - Principal Medical Officer Lagos and a map of Freetown
Ref NoGB 0809 Ross/66/39
LevelItem
TitleLetter from EE Austen to Ross
Date18/12/1899
DescriptionEncloses a statement of his extra expenditure during the expedition. He has received a copy of GMJ Giles' paper and asks if Ross can lend him some specimens of malaria parasites in blood
AccessStatusOpen
LanguageEnglish
ArrangementInterleaved between pages 18-19
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