Correspondence with Robley Dunglison [manuscript] 1824-1826.

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Correspondence with Robley Dunglison [manuscript] 1824-1826.

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1825 July 2: Jefferson to Dunglison. 1825 July 2: Dunglison to Jefferson. 1825 July 4: Jefferson to Dunglison. 1825 July 8: Dunglison to Jefferson. 1825 July 18: Dunglison to Jefferson. 1825 September 23: Dunglison to Jefferson. 1825 November 17: Jefferson to Dunglison. 1825 November 26: Jefferson to Dunglison. 1825 December 21: Dunglison, prescription for Jefferson. 1826 March 18: Dunglison to Jefferson. Correspondence discusses Jefferson's health, reluctance to accept Dr. Dunglison's services without payment of fees, Dr. Dunglison's prescriptions and comments on the University Medical School.

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