Middleton Michel Papers. 1846-1890.

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Middleton Michel Papers. 1846-1890.

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The Middleton Michel Papers, 1846-1890, .5 cubic feet, document Dr. Michel's professional activities. The collection includes case reports, autopsy reports, correspondence, a manuscript of an article, a biographical sketch of Dr. Michel, lecture notes, and reports presented to various audiences. The collection includes a witnessed affidavit of Dr. Hugo Mayer concerning his patient Napoleon Levelle, a Charleston citizen on trial for murdering his wife. A copy of Dr. Michel's autopsy report on Warrington Dawson is also in the collection. The collection is arranged alphabetically. Note: The following collections have been merged into MSS 297: MSS 29 Letter to Dr. Charles Kolloch (1888); MSS 30 Report on Interments in Charleston, S.C.; MSS 67 Report on Roper Fund (1883); MSS 121 Letters to Dr. C.R. Agnew (1886-1887); MSS 307 Letter to Dr. C.R. Agnew (1879); MSS 390 Biographical Sketch of Dr. Michel (1929); MSS 685 Letter to Navy Board (1858).

.5 cubic feet.

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