Sir William Osler to Wilburt C. Davison

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1st April 1919
Dear Davison,
We were delighted to have your letter this morning: I am so glad you have got settled. How nice it will be for you both to have a little flat and a home.
A good many changes here - Dryer[sic] has come back, bringing two Americans to work for a year at some Air problems. Bassett, whom I daresay you may remember, has come in with Sherrington, and is to have a Course in Clinical Human

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Physiology for a group of men who are staying up for Pathology and Pharmacology. He will take them in the use of physiological apparatus as applied to the study of disease. I will send you the scheme of the Course, which I think should be helpful.
We have ha a pretty steady stream of fellows for the past few months. To-morrow Bobbie Emmons comes with Sallie and his sister; he has not been at all well, and I am afraid there's a good deal of

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tragedy in the family.
Love to you both: my greetings to Howland.
Sincerely yours,
WO.

Item Description

Description	April 1, 1919 letter from Sir William Osler to Wilburt Davison mentioning the situation of several mutual friends.
Date created	April 1, 1919
Creator	Osler, William, Sir, 1849-1919
Subject	Davison, Wilburt Cornell, 1892-1972 Osler, William, Sir, 1849-1919
Identifier	osler81a-b-82
Resource type	Correspondence
Archival collection	Wilburt Cornell Davison Papers, 1881-1972 (MC.0010)

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• Sir William Osler Scrapbook: Correspondence