Items classified as Osler's notes on books

Notes taken from Osler's 1502 Walnut Street note book regarding Egerton Y. Davis. Additional notes by William Francis.

Excerpt from Osler's writings on the World Commission, in Cushing's handwriting.

"Scraps from W.O.'s pocket note-book, 'Where is it'." Includes notes from Philadelphia, Baltimore and Oxford days, as well as quotations, stories, poems, information on rare books, research notes, and personal thoughts.

"Faith Healing," by Osler, from "Textbook," 7th Edition, 1909, p. 1095.

"The Campaign Against Venereal Disease," by William Osler, from the British Medical Journal, May 26, 1917.

Extract from Osler's "The Master Word in Medicine."

"From W.O.'s Note book, Toronto, Jan. 1, 1870," regarding Osler's work with entozoa. Incl. ms. notes.

Notes taken from Osler's diary, 1873, regarding his travels in Europe.

Extract from article by Osler, "The Medical Clinic," in which he writes of his autumn semester in Berlin in 1873.

Entry from Osler's account book, 1875.

Notes by Osler from 1873 regarding cases of Trichinosis in Canada. According to Cushing, this information was published in a paper dated July 17, 1876.

Pamphlet: "Transient Attacks of Aphasia and Paralyses in States of High Blood Pressure and Arterio-Sclerosis," by William Osler, Regius Professor of Medicine, Oxford. Reprinted from the Canadian Medical Association Journal, October 1911.

Notes taken from Osler's diary, 1880. Incl. ms. notes.

"Biology Notes," by Professor Osler, M.D., McGill College. Incl. ms. notes.