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  •   GB 0809 Ross - Ross, Col Sir Ronald (1857-1932)
    •   145 - Letters and correspondence with various individuals including George Henry Falkiner Nuttall, Sir William MacGregor, Sir Patrick Manson, Walter Gawan King and Charles Louis Alphonse Laveran
      • 11 - Correspondence on the misrepresentation of Ross in the catalogue entry for the Ghent exhibition
Ref NoGB 0809 Ross/145/11/06
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TitleLetter from Charles Harris, Chairman, Tropical Diseases Section, Ghent Exhibition to Ross
Date26/9/1913
DescriptionIdentifies himself as the writer of the introduction to the catalogue for the British Section in the Ghent Exhibition. Explains that it was the merest outline, points out that Ross was mentioned and that he feels that it is incorrect to say that he ignored Ross' work
AccessStatusOpen
LanguageEnglish
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