Reprints and photocopies of articles in Medical History

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1965-1969
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RAMC/711
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Reprints and photocopies of articles in <i>Medical History</i>. Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0). Source: Wellcome Collection.

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Comprised of the following:

  • RAMC/711/1: Sir James Simpson and hospital cross-infection, by S. Selwyn, 1965, 1965.
  • RAMC/711/2: Sir John Pringle, hospital reformer, moral philosopher and pioneer of antiseptics, by S. Selwyn, 1966. With photographs of portrait (or Pringle) and of his manuscripts and the cupboard in which they are housed, 1966.
  • RAMC/711/3: Dr Albert Cook and the early days of the Church Missionary Society's medical mission to Uganda, by W.D. Foster, 1968, 1968.
  • RAMC/711/4: Robert Moffatt and the beginnings of the Government Medical Service in Uganda, by W.D. Foster, 1969, 1969.

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    1965-1969

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    1 file

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    Piece-level data moved to item record and piece records flagged for deletion in Sep 2025 by MB

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    No information available on copyright: the position will presumably vary from item to item, with copyright in official documents resting with the RAMC or other government department and that in personal memoirs remaining with the creator, his/her heirs or assigns.

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