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99

ROBESON, PAUL. Photograph Postcard Signed and Inscribed, in French: “To all

my friends, the friends of humanity,”

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-length portrait showing him seated wearing suit

and tie. Inscribed in the blank lower margin, the correspondence side with note by a fan

sending the photograph to a friend. 12mo; no postal markings except embossed cancella-

tion bars.

Np, 4 September 1960

[400/600]

WITH

ShubertTheatre program for 1943 production of

Othello

featuring Robeson in lead role.

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CRUSADING FOR SANITARY REFORM

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NIGHTINGALE, FLORENCE. Autograph Letter Signed, to Miss Craig (“My

dear Madam”), responding to her questions about papers Nightingale had written that

might be useful to a meeting in Edinburgh, and stating that she is finishing one in a few

hours on the topic of sanitary reform in India. 3

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pages, small 8vo, written on a folded

sheet of mourning stationery; remnants of mounting at center vertical fold on first page,

two horizontal folds.

“Hampstead N.W.” [London], 21 Sept 1863

[1,000/1,500]

. . . I am writing a paper on India Sanitary things (for your Edinburgh meeting) . . . .

I have a paper ready on the Sanitary Statistics of Colonial Native Schools & Hospitals

drawn up upon returns sent out for me (to be filled up by the kindness of the Colonial

Office[)]. It is printed for convenience’ sake as there are many tables. Allusion was made to it,

not only imperfectly but incorrectly at the Newcastle meeting of the Brit:Association. Otherwise

it has never seen the light.

Would you like to have it for the Edinburg meeting? If so, I must, I believe shorten it . For, if

you adhere to your rule of 20 min:, it is, I doubt [not], too long.

At the Berlin International Statistical Meeting, I exhibited some Hospital Forms for Surgical

Operations (registering)—as I did 3 years ago, at the London one, for general registering of

hospital cases.

At Dublin you had a paper of mine on these former tables, two years ago.

Would you like to have (similarly) these Surgical Operations Tables for Edinburgh?”

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