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24 resultados para female travel

em School of Medicine, Washington University, United States

William Morrison [Berthier, Canada] to Samuel Beaumont [Plattsburgh, NY] regarding: attempt to employ St. Martin through Morrison, St. Martin and family ready to travel. April 26, 1837

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William Morrison [Berthier, Canada] to W. Beaumont [Saint Louis, MO] regarding: attempt to employ St. Martin through Morrison, St. Martin and family ready to travel. April 2, 1839

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Post-mortem report written by W. Beaumont and D. M. Martin, attending physician regarding: Mary, a female slave of James Harrison showing chronic lung disease, enlarged spleen and mesenteric glands. October 10, 1840. W. Beaumont [Saint Louis, MO] to Dr. Somerville, regarding: request for advice concerning a fee. September 29, 1840

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Israel Green Beaumont [Troy, NY] to W. Beaumont [Saint Louis, MO] regarding: return from Montreal without St. Martin, visit to St. Martin at his farm southwest of Berthier, St. Martin’s refusal to travel without his family and an advance for family travel expenses. August 9, 1846

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St. Martin [Berthier, Canada] to W. Beaumont [Saint Louis, MO] regarding: readiness to travel if he can bring his family. April 25, 1846

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W. Beaumont [Saint Louis, MO] to William Morrison [Berthier, Canada] regarding: appeal to employ St. Martin for experiments on digestion. W. Beaumont [Saint Louis, MO] to St. Martin [Berthier, Canada] regarding: request for St. Martin to travel to Saint Louis. March 28, 1846

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William Morrison [Berthier, Canada] to W. Beaumont [Saint Louis, MO] regarding: attempt to employ St. Martin through Morrison, St. Martin and family ready to travel, change in habits of drinking. February 20, 1846

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William Morrison [Berthier, Canada] to W. Beaumont [Saint Louis, MO] regarding: St. Martin and family ready to travel, monies requested by St. Martin, St. Martin described as a reformed man, St. Martin and family to be employed by Beaumont for 1 year and given board and travel expenses. February 23, 1850

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W. Beaumont [Saint Louis, MO] to St. Martin regarding: St. Martin’s unsigned security and receipt of advance, travel expenses to be deducted from first year’s salary, terms of proposed contract. August 5, 1850

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Draft of letter from W. Beaumont [Saint Louis, MO] to Samuel Beaumont regarding: St. Martin ready to travel with family, attempt to employ St. Martin by bribe, observed surgery by Professor Pope on an osteostafilomatous tumor, attempt to withdraw from medical practice. October 20, 1852

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St. Martin [Berthier, Canada] to W. Beaumont, regarding: St. Martin ready to travel with family. September 25, 1852

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St. Martin to W. Beaumont [Saint Louis, MO] regarding: St. Martin and family ready to travel, Morrison refuses St. Martin travel funds, St. Martin complains about Morrison. May 15, 1852

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William Morrison [Berthier, Canada] to W. Beaumont [Saint Louis, MO] regarding: St. Martin and family ready to travel, request instructions about St. Martin. May 4, 1852

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William Morrison [Berthier, Canada] to W. Beaumont [Saint Louis, MO] regarding: St. Martin and family ready to travel, request clarification of terms for St. Martin, Morrison’s advice that travel advance be taken out of salary. October 30, 1851

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Draft of letter from W. Beaumont [Saint Louis, MO] to William Morrison [Berthier, Canada] regarding: advance of travel funds for St. Martin authorized, asks Morrison to start St. Martin for Saint Louis. October 22, 1851

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