Charles Sumner Dolley papers, ca. 1880s Circa 1880s

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Charles Sumner Dolley papers, ca. 1880s Circa 1880s

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This collection consists primarily of personal letters to his wife and family. There are letters from Europe and several that concern Dolley's translation of Ferdinand Julius Cohn's book, "Bacteria: the Smallest of Living Organisms" (1881).

1.0 Linear feet, 150 items

American Philosophical Society

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SNAC Resource ID: 6631504

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Dolley, Charles Sumner, 1856-1948.

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Charles Sumner Dolley was a biologist, graduating with a doctorate of medicine from University of Pennsylvania (1882) and conducting post-graduate research at Johns Hopkins University (1883-1884), the University of Leipzig (1884), and the Zoological Station in Naples (1885). He taught at Swarthmore College (1885-1889) and at the University of Pennsylvania (1885-1892). From the description of Papers, ca. 1880s. (American Philosophical Society Library). WorldCat record id: 122523473 ...

Dolley, Elizabeth Gilman

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Cohn, Ferdinand, 1828-1898

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