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Ref NoGB 0809 Ross/113/26/01
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TitleNote by Ross on the affair of the London School
Date6/11/1922
DescriptionAttached to material: Ross says that the School said that the Sleeping Sickness Commission of the Royal Society was sent out under their auspices and Manson, instead of apologising, maintained this. Ross brought up the matter at the Royal Society Malaria Committee on 25/10/1905 and the matter would have been quietly settled then but David Bruce attacked Manson in very strong language and Manson resigned the Committee in consequence. In Ross' opinion Manson was to blame.
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