Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p Contains mostly letters addressed to Parkman, from various colleagues, such as Francis Boott and James Webster, of both a professional and personal nature. Also includes resolutions upon the death of Parkman; testimonials to him; outlines of Parkman's anatomical lectures and copies of lectures on diseases of the bones, surgery, and many other topics; and patients' reports. Boott's letters pertain to a variety of matters such as prison discipline, the use of chloroform and ether, and personal affairs. Webster's letters discuss a controversy at Hobart College, Geneva, N.Y. Other letters concern medical malpractice, teaching and related matters at Castleton Medical College, editing a new journal, and similar subjects.. }
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- catalog abstract "Contains mostly letters addressed to Parkman, from various colleagues, such as Francis Boott and James Webster, of both a professional and personal nature. Also includes resolutions upon the death of Parkman; testimonials to him; outlines of Parkman's anatomical lectures and copies of lectures on diseases of the bones, surgery, and many other topics; and patients' reports. Boott's letters pertain to a variety of matters such as prison discipline, the use of chloroform and ether, and personal affairs. Webster's letters discuss a controversy at Hobart College, Geneva, N.Y. Other letters concern medical malpractice, teaching and related matters at Castleton Medical College, editing a new journal, and similar subjects.".
- catalog description "Contains mostly letters addressed to Parkman, from various colleagues, such as Francis Boott and James Webster, of both a professional and personal nature. Also includes resolutions upon the death of Parkman; testimonials to him; outlines of Parkman's anatomical lectures and copies of lectures on diseases of the bones, surgery, and many other topics; and patients' reports. Boott's letters pertain to a variety of matters such as prison discipline, the use of chloroform and ether, and personal affairs. Webster's letters discuss a controversy at Hobart College, Geneva, N.Y. Other letters concern medical malpractice, teaching and related matters at Castleton Medical College, editing a new journal, and similar subjects.".