Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p Contains mostly letters addressed to Minot from several of his colleagues at the Harvard Medical School, the president of Harvard Charles William Eliot, and from other scientists. Most of the correspondents are represented by only one or two letters. Subjects pertain mainly to Minot's scientific papers on embryology, involvement in professional organizations, speaking engagements, teaching appointments, recommendations, and related matters. Letters from Eliot concern relocation and construction of Medical School buildings on the Longwood Avenue site (dedicated 1906), possiblilty of establishing a faculty of comparative medicine under administration of a veterinary school, the Medical School library budget, and other issues. Also includes a letter about modifying Minot's wheel microtome, and one relating to his participation in the early history of the American Journal of Anatomy; and Minot's baptism certificate.. }
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- catalog abstract "Contains mostly letters addressed to Minot from several of his colleagues at the Harvard Medical School, the president of Harvard Charles William Eliot, and from other scientists. Most of the correspondents are represented by only one or two letters. Subjects pertain mainly to Minot's scientific papers on embryology, involvement in professional organizations, speaking engagements, teaching appointments, recommendations, and related matters. Letters from Eliot concern relocation and construction of Medical School buildings on the Longwood Avenue site (dedicated 1906), possiblilty of establishing a faculty of comparative medicine under administration of a veterinary school, the Medical School library budget, and other issues. Also includes a letter about modifying Minot's wheel microtome, and one relating to his participation in the early history of the American Journal of Anatomy; and Minot's baptism certificate.".
- catalog description "Contains mostly letters addressed to Minot from several of his colleagues at the Harvard Medical School, the president of Harvard Charles William Eliot, and from other scientists. Most of the correspondents are represented by only one or two letters. Subjects pertain mainly to Minot's scientific papers on embryology, involvement in professional organizations, speaking engagements, teaching appointments, recommendations, and related matters. Letters from Eliot concern relocation and construction of Medical School buildings on the Longwood Avenue site (dedicated 1906), possiblilty of establishing a faculty of comparative medicine under administration of a veterinary school, the Medical School library budget, and other issues. Also includes a letter about modifying Minot's wheel microtome, and one relating to his participation in the early history of the American Journal of Anatomy; and Minot's baptism certificate.".