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Pamphlet: "Ewelme," by Rev. J.A. Dodd, Rector of Ewelme, from the transactions of the St. Paul's Ecclesiological Society, Vol. VIII, Part V. [See CUS417/11.10]

Pamphlet: "The Fellowship of Medicine and Post-Graduate Medical Association...Constitution and By-Laws."

Brief history of the Fellowship of Medicine and Post-Graduate Medical Association. The Fellowship of Medicine, founded in 1918, owes its existence to Sir Arbuthnot Lane, Sir John MacAlister, and others from the Royal Society of Medicine. It was first known as the Inter-Allied Fellowship of Medicine. Osler became president of the Fellowship in 1919.

Minutes from the January 9, 1919 meeting of the Fellowship of Medicine and Post-Graduate Association, during which time Osler served as President of the association.

Minutes from the meeting of the Board of Directors of the Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis in Atlantic City. Trudeau was elected as the first President of the Association, while Osler and Biggs were named Vice-Presidents. Osler was also elected as the Chairman of the International Committee on Tuberculosis.

Pamphlet: "Harvard Library Notes," June 1920, No. 1. Cambridge: Printed at the Harvard University Press. Publication dedicated to Osler.

"For the Hebdomadal Council Only. Report of the Medical Committee. The Regius Professor of Medicine attended the Meetings of the Committee." Rules drafted by the Hebdomadal Council for the Faculty of Medicine of Oxford University.

Invitation to the third annual public lecture of the Tudor and Stuart Club, founded at the Johns Hopkins University by Osler and Lady Osler in memory of their son, Edward Revere Osler. Professor Edwin Greenlaw, Dean of the Graduate School of the University of North Carolina, will discuss "English Literature and the New Science in the Seventeenth Century."

"To Revere Osler," by Carol Wight and "'Sidney's Sister, Pembroke's Mother': A Consideration of the Elizabethan Woman in Her Sphere as a Patron of Learning," by Felix E. Schelling, John Welsh Centennial Professor of English Literature, University of Pennsylvania. Reprinted from "The Johns Hopkins Alumni Magazine," November, 1923, Vol. XII, No. 1.

"The Family of the Faerie Queene," by John Milton Berdan, Ph.D., Professor of English, Yale University. Reprinted from "The Johns Hopkins Alumni Magazine," Vol. XII, No. 4, June, 1924.

Pamphlet: University of London, School of Librarianship at University College. Session 1920-1921.

Announcement from the University of London, University College, School of Librarianship for a summer vacation school for librarians of rural systems, to be held at the Victoria Institute, Worcester.

"Memorandum on the Louvain Committee." After the burning of the Library of the University of Louvain, August 25, 1914, an International Committee was organized by the Institut de France, with additional help from the John Ryland's Library and the British Academy. It is possible that Osler was involved in the project through either the British Academy or the John Ryland's Library.

List of Officers and Members of the [McGill] Faculty since its origin. Osler served as Chair of Physiology in 1874, and as Registrar in 1877.