An American Physiologist Abroad - continued...

References

• Archival Material from the Francis Gano Benedict Papers at the Centre for the History of Medicine, Countway Library of Medicine, Harvard University (FGB MC62)
  Bendict, Francis Gano:
  • Report of a Visit to Foreign Laboratories (1907), Box 7.
  • Report of a Visit to Foreign Laboratories (1910), Box 7.
  • Report of a Visit to Foreign Laboratories (1913), Box 7.
  • Report of a Visit to Foreign Laboratories (1923), Box 7.
  • Report of a Visit to Foreign Laboratories (1926/27), Box 6.
  • Report of a Visit to Foreign Laboratories (1929), Box 6.
  • Report of a Visit to Foreign Laboratories (1932/33), Box 6.
    (All reports digitised by the Virtual Laboratory)
    
    
  • Correspondence with Robert S. Woodward, Box 3, Folder 86.
  • Correspondence with Walter Cannon, Box 3, Folder 17.
  • Correspondence with J. S. Billings, Box 3, Folder 12.
    
    
• Snyder, Carl. 1902. America’s Inferior Position in the Scientific World. In: North American Review 174: 59-72.

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