- Dr. Donald Campbell letter to Haggard, June 2, 1924 - Dr. Haggard's reply to Dr. Donald Campbell, July 10, 1924 - Dr. G. T. Abernathy letter to Haggard, June 13, 1924 - Dr. Thos. N. Coppedge letter to Haggard, June 13, 1924 - Joe B. Palmer letter to, 1924 - 1924
Scope and Contents note
- Dr. Donald Campbell letter to Haggard, June 2, 1924 - Dr. Haggard's reply to Dr. Donald Campbell, July 10, 1924 - Dr. G. T. Abernathy letter to Haggard, June 13, 1924 - Dr. Thos. N. Coppedge letter to Haggard, June 13, 1924 - Joe B. Palmer letter to Haggard, June 13, 1924 - Dr. Charles A. Vance letter to Haggard, June 13, 1924 - Dr. E. W. Weather letter to Haggard, June 13, 1924 - Dr. Miller Robinson letter to Haggard, June 13, 1924 - J. E. Edgerton letter to Haggard, June 14, 1924 - Mr. Jony Dowlen letter to Haggard, June 14, 1924 - Dr. W. P. McGill letter to Haggard, June 14, 1924 - Dr. J. Phillips letter to Haggard, June 14, 1924 - Dr. Clyde Eggleston letter to Haggard, June 14, 1924 - Dr. W. Frank Glenn letter to Haggard, June 15, 1924 - Dr. G. C. Paschall letter to Haggard, June 15, 1924 - Mr. Tomlinson letter to Haggard, June 16, 1924 - Mr. A. H. Williams letter to Haggard, June 16, 1924 - Dr. A. F. Jonas letter to Haggard, June 18, 1924
Dates
- Creation: 1924 - 1924
Creator
- From the Collection: Haggard, WIlliam D. (William David) (Person)
Notes about Access to this Collection
All collections are subject to applicable Vanderbilt University privacy and confidentiality policies. Collection specific restrictions: No Restrictions.
Full Extent
From the Collection: 4.07 Cubic Feet (8 Hollinger boxes, 1 Half-Hollinger box, 1 Oversize flat storage box (21"x25"x3").)
Language of Materials
From the Collection: English
Location:
no content
Repository Details
Part of the History of Medicine Manuscripts Collection Repository
Eskind Biomedical Library
2209 Garland Ave.
Nashville TN 37232
historyofmedicine@vanderbilt.edu
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