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Letter, November 17, 1903
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CA OSLER P417-2-14-35
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1 page
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Letter to Lawrence F. Flick from Edward Livingston Trudeau, Saranac Lake, New York, USA. Trudeau feels that Clark Bell's last attempt to organize a Congress on Tuberculosis was a dismal failure. However, he understands that planning an event such as that is very difficult, as medical politics often get in the way. He is happy to stay out of the politics and continue on with his own work.
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CUS417/14.35
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- Flick, Lawrence F. (Lawrence Francis), 1856-1938 (Recipient)