Janus: Papers of Joseph Needham as a historian of Chinese science, technology and medicine

Needham/NRI2/SCC2/16 contains:
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42	Joseph Needham's handwritten 'Synopsis of the proposed additional 40 pages' [for Chemical Embryology?]
43	Letter from S. C. Roberts of Cambridge University Press about the 'proposed separate publication of 'The History of Embryology' and copy of Joseph Needham's letter of reply
44	Copy of published Joseph Needham letter to the Editor of 'The Cambridge Review' responding to review of 'Chemical Embryology' by Dr. Cresswell Shearer
45	Letter from Charles Singer of Highgate Village, London presenting suggestions for the publication of 'Chemical Embryology'
46	Documents relating to an invitation for Joseph Needham to join The History of Science Society, U.S.A.
47	Letter from Walter Pagel of Papworth Village Settlement, Cambridgeshire about religious motives for scientific discovery
48	Letter from Walter Pagel of Richmond Road, Cambridge asking for help on questions relating to theology and religion
49	Letter from the Deputy Commissioner of Health, Office of Health Department, City of Milwaukee, U.S.A. asking for a copy of Joseph Needham's paper entitled 'Limiting Factors in Advancement of Science as Observed in the History of Embryology'
50	Letters relating to Darmstaedter and his work on the History of Chemistry
51	Letter from Kalmen Klinghoffer of New Haven Hospital, Connecticut, U.S.A. requesting a copy of Joseph Needham's 'Limiting Factors in Advancement of Science as Observed in the History of Embryology'
52	Letter from [?] of the Genetics Institute, Cambridge eaccompanying a catalogue cutting for a book for Joseph Needham's attention and discussing the authorship of 'L'Homme Machine'
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