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191 resultados para CONSENSO DE WASHINGTON

W. Beaumont [Washington, DC] to Robley Dunglison [University of Virginia] regarding: expressing gratitude for interest in Beaumont’s gastric experiments, a sample of gastric juice sent to Dunglison. January 25, 1833

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Robley Dunglison, Professor of Physiology [University of Virginia] to Joseph Lovell [Washington, DC] regarding: experiments suggested by Dunglison on artificial digestion. January 12, 1833

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W. Beaumont [Plattsburgh, NY] to R. Jones, Adjutant General’s Office [Washington, DC] regarding: St. Martin on duty with Beaumont. July 28, 1833

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Lewis Cass [Washington, DC] to John McKeon [New York, NY] regarding: request received for transfer of Elwes to New York City. January 31, 1835

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Memorial to the Honorable Lewis Cass, Secretary of War [Washington, DC] from New York Congressmen A. Mann, Jr., C.P. White, John J. Morgan, John Adams, C. McVean, S.G. Hathaway, Abraham Bockie, Charles G. Ferris, C. C. Cambeling, W.K. Fuller, and Edward Howell petitioning transfer of Alfred W. Elwes to New York City station after rejection by Cass and Joseph Lovell, Surgeon General. February 12, 1835. Statement of concurrence with additional signatures including A. Huntington, W. Taylor, J. Pierson, R. Day, John W. Brower, R.H. Gillet, Silas Wright, Jr., N. P. Talmadge, J. Turrill, S. Beardsley, Aaron Ward, Henry Mitchell, Reuben, Nisol Halsey. February 14, 1835

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R. Johnson [Washington, DC] to W. Beaumont [Saint Louis, MO] regarding: inability to work due to cauterization of an injury to the third finger with silver nitrate, criticism of W. Beaumont’s “caustic theory.” July 17, 1835

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Joseph Lovell, Surgeon General’s Office [Washington, DC] to W. Beaumont [Jefferson Barracks, MO] regarding: Finley ordered to Jefferson Barracks to await trial with W. Beaumont as witness. October 21, 1834

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W. Beaumont [Washington, DC] to Sarah Beaumont [Plattsburgh, NY] regarding: present of music sent to her to sing by Mr. Lamotte and Major Hook, advice to Sarah Beaumont on assembling a library to instruct the children on the coming journey. May 29, 1834

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W. Beaumont [Washington, DC] to 23rd Congress, draft of memorial with narrative of experiments and expenses incurred requesting reimbursement. May 27, 1834

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W. Beaumont, Army Medical Board, to Lucius Abbott [Washington, DC] requesting Abbott to appear for examination as candidate for the Army Medical staff. March 7, 1834

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Minutes of Army Medical Board [Washington, DC] by W. Beaumont, member and recorder, regarding: examination of Rives and Clement A. Finley as candidates for the Army Medical staff. March 5, 1834–March 7, 1834

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F. Whittlesey, House of Representatives [Washington, DC] to W. Beaumont [Washington, DC] regarding: thanks for Experiments and Observations. February 14, 1834

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Special order from R. Jones, Adjutant General’s Office [Washington, DC] regarding: W. Beaumont’s assignment to medical board. March 4, 1834

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W. Beaumont [Saint Louis, MO] to Thomas Lawson, Surgeon General [Washington, DC] regarding: account of expenditures, report of illness, diary of weather and semi-annual returns, warrant from treasury not received, continued care for officers and their families, last application letter and copy to Surgeon General. April 1, 1840

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Draft memorial by W. Beaumont, U.S. Army [Saint Louis, MO] to President Martin Van Buren [Washington, DC] regarding: appeal for redress of grievances. February 1840

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