Items classified as Osler's notes on books

Osler's notes on Macray's Annals. He writes of matters relating to the Bodleian Library at Oxford.

Osler's notes found on back fly-leaf of "Certain Miscellany Tracts," by Sir Thomas Browne, from Osler's collection. Incl. ms. notes.

Notes by Osler written on the fly-leaf of "A Catalogue of the Libraries of the Learned Sir Thomas Browne..."

"Works presented to the Library of the College of Physicians of Philadelphia by Sir William Osler." List of works, including name of author and publication date.

List of books donated to the Winnipeg Public Library by Osler. Includes transcription of Osler's handwritten inscriptions [See CUS417/5.4]

Notes, possibly by Osler, on Rabelais.

Osler's notes on fly-leaf of Mayerne's "Sommaire Description de la France...," 1640. Incl. ms. notes.

Osler's notes found in his copy of "The History of the College Club of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons." Osler is frustrated that the Club has not been able to elect new members. He lists the names of the proposed candidates from October 30, 1911 to November 24, 1912.

Notes, possibly written by Osler, on the history of the Mahogany Tree Club of Philadelphia, founded in 1881. Members of the Club included Osler, S. Weir Mitchell, Talcott Williams, William Pepper, Judge Grey, Charles Francis Adams, W.H. Welch, D.C. Gilman and Thayer, among others.

Osler's notes on his dreams from November 29, 1910 to August 11, 1918.

"MS of Egerton Yorrick Davis, M.D., late U.S. Army of Caughnawauga, P.Q." Osler's humorous biography of Egerton Y. Davis [Osler's pseudonym] and his publishing exploits. Incl. ms. notes, possibly written by Osler.

Osler's "Notes and Comments," from the Canada Medical & Surgical Journal, vol. 16, 1887-88. Osler attempts to quell suspicion surrounding the case of a newborn baby that fell from a moving train. [See CUS417/9.7]

Osler's notes on his decision to resign from the Royal College of Physicians. He is furious that the College did not defend him in the "Family Encyclopedia of Medicine" affair, but instead made him out to be the culprit.

"Collected Reprints, Fifth Series," by William Osler, Regius Professor of Medicine, Oxford University.