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

Needham/NRI2/SCC2/16 contains:
1	Two letters from George Sarton, Editor of 'Isis', Harvard University, U.S.A., thanking Joseph Needham for sending corrections for his book and discussing other matters
2	Letter from Charles Singer of Highgate Village, London about his 'Short History of Medicine' and other matters
3	Letter from Charles Singer of Highgate Village, London advising Joseph Needham on his approach to the 'History of Embryology' and suggesting useful contacts in the field
4	Letter from Charles Singer of Highgate Village, London advising Joseph Needham that he has 'begun to read your book'
5	Letter from Herbert Spencer about Joseph Needham's work on the history of embroyology and William Harvey's 'De generatione animalium'
6	Letter from Charles Singer of Highgate Village, London commenting on Joseph Needham's book
7	Letter from Herbert Spencer of London about John Maqoras [?] 'Fractalus asianq medico jul' [?]
8	Letter from Geoffrey Keynes of St. John's Wood, London about his bibliography on William Harvey
9	Two letters from J.J. Williaman of the Division of Agricultural Biochemistry, Department of Agriculture, University of Minnesota, U.S.A. about an 'Outline History of Biochemistry' prepared by Joseph Needham as a wall chart
10	Letter from Herbert Spencer citing an extract from his 'Harveian Oration 1921' about the possibility that Harvey had discovered the function of the syncytium
11	Letter from Walter Fletcher of the Medical Research Council, London advising Joseph Needham of the work of Giovanni Francesco Vigani
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