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999 resultados para Martin, Saint

Samuel Beaumont [Plattsburgh, NY] to St. Martin, regarding: W. Beaumont’s return to Saint Louis and his continued negotiations with St. Martin. January 12, 1835

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Dictated letter from St. Martin [Berthier, Canada] to W. Beaumont [Saint Louis, MO] regarding: St. Martin ready to join Beaumont and attempt to engage St. Martin by the American Physiological Society. June 5, 1838

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Benjamin King [Washington, DC] to W. Beaumont [Saint Louis, MO] regarding: attempt to employ St. Martin, papers sent to Lovell returned by King, recruits by our friend Lawson to Florida for the Seminole War, request for account of expenses separating expenses of department from those for Indian hostilities. December 6, 1837

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Hercules L. Dousman [St. Peters, MN and Prairie du Chien, WI] to W. Beaumont [Saint Louis, MO] regarding: money owed to Beaumont, land speculation in Prairie du Chien and Winnebago, attempt to employ St. Martin through Lake Superior traders, deeds sent Beaumont by Dousman. November 13, 1837

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W. Beaumont [Saint Louis, MO] to David Campbell, the American Physiological Society [Boston, MA] regarding: attempt to re-engage St. Martin with help of the Society. August 29, 1837

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Ramsey Crooks [Washington, DC] to W. Beaumont [Saint Louis, MO] regarding: attempt to employ St. Martin through Crooks. April 27, 1839

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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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Draft of letter from W. Beaumont [Saint Louis, MO] to Ramsey Crooks, regarding: attempt to employ St. Martin through Crooks. January 23, 1839

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Draft of letter from W. Beaumont [Saint Louis, MO] to the honorable L.F. (Lewis) Linn, U.S. Senator, regarding: general order 48 and 2, request for aid in reinstatement to army, justification of post at Saint Louis, attempts to employ St. Martin. February 5, 1840

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George Johnson Jr. [Philadelphia, PA] to W. Beaumont [Saint Louis, MO] regarding: news of Philadelphia and the University of Pennsylvania, organic chemists of Europe anxious to get hold of St. Martin because Beaumont’s analysis of the constituents of chyme (undigested food) was not complete. January 13, 1840

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George Johnson, Jr. [Philadelphia, PA] to W. Beaumont [Saint Louis, MO] news from Philadelphia, attempts to engage St. Martin by European doctors, gratitude for Beaumont’s guidance. November 30, 1840

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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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Benjamin Silliman [New Haven, CT] to W. Beaumont [Saint Louis, MO] regarding: Thompson’s offer of June 8, 1840 transmitted by Silliman, Thompson’s attempt to engage St. Martin, possibility of visit to England by Beaumont. August 5, 1840

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Draft of letter from W. Beaumont [Saint Louis, MO] to William Morrison regarding: attempt to employ St. Martin through Morrison. February 1842

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Samuel Beaumont [Plattsburgh, NY] to W. Beaumont [Saint Louis, MO] regarding: account of unsuccessful negotiations with St. Martin, visit to Morrison and family at his farm, delay in publishing of the second edition of Experiments and Observations. August 21, 1846

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