Papers, 1869-1910.

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Papers, 1869-1910.

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Documents professional experiences of Albert S. Ashmead, American leprologist. Bulk is correspondence with other researchers concerning first International Leprosy Congress, 1897. Includes manuscripts of articles, text of unpublished anthology on Japanese medicine, and research notes and translations of articles on leprosy and anthropology. Manuscripts, primarily concerning leprosy, tuberculosis, and Japan, 1880-1909, in Series 4. Series 5 contains newsclippings and printed material on medical anthropology and leprosy. In 1893, Ashmead assembled translations of German and French articles on leprosy, beri-beri, and Japanese medicine. Many written by Albrecht Wernich; some translated by Ashmead. This compilation is in Series 6. Series 7 contains research files on leprosy and texts, translations, and information on anthropological debate with Rudolf Virchow. Japanese documents, including 1874 history of medicine in Japan and report sent to Ashmead on sickness in the Japanese army, 1874-1875, contained in Series 8.

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College of Physicians of Philadelphia

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