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Box 1

 Container

Contains 4 Results:

Correspondence, 1888

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 1
Collection Summary From the Collection:

Letters, photo, and copies of memoir and article. Includes a letter from parents of a patient giving Morton permission to carry out his views and to take such action as the case demands. Contains a memoir of Morton by Morris J. Lewis. The article pertains to the question of priority concerning the first designatedly undertaken and recorded appendectomy for appendicitis.

Dates: 1888

"Memoir of Thomas G. Morton, M.D., and presentation of portrait by Morris J. Lewis, M.D.", undated

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 2
Collection Summary From the Collection:

Letters, photo, and copies of memoir and article. Includes a letter from parents of a patient giving Morton permission to carry out his views and to take such action as the case demands. Contains a memoir of Morton by Morris J. Lewis. The article pertains to the question of priority concerning the first designatedly undertaken and recorded appendectomy for appendicitis.

Dates: undated

"A note upon the question of priority as to the first designedly undertaken and recorded appendicectomy for appendicitis" by Thomas G. Morton, undated

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 3
Collection Summary From the Collection:

Letters, photo, and copies of memoir and article. Includes a letter from parents of a patient giving Morton permission to carry out his views and to take such action as the case demands. Contains a memoir of Morton by Morris J. Lewis. The article pertains to the question of priority concerning the first designatedly undertaken and recorded appendectomy for appendicitis.

Dates: undated

Thomas G. Morton -- portrait, undated

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 4
Collection Summary From the Collection:

Letters, photo, and copies of memoir and article. Includes a letter from parents of a patient giving Morton permission to carry out his views and to take such action as the case demands. Contains a memoir of Morton by Morris J. Lewis. The article pertains to the question of priority concerning the first designatedly undertaken and recorded appendectomy for appendicitis.

Dates: undated