Draft provisional instructions for the treatment of cases of malaria in the United Kingdom.

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Sir Ronald Ross Collection9

British Science Guild9/BSG

Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine9/L

Literature9/LIT

Miscellaneous.9/MIS

Nobel Prize Award9/NP

The Ross Institute9/RI

Royal Society of Medicine9/RSM

Science Progress9/SP

Spelling Reform9/SR

War Office9/WO/1

Letters of application from persons seeking posts in the War Office9/WO/2

Indigenous malaria9/WO/3

General9/WO/3/1

Distribution of cases in the United Kingdom9/WO/3/2

Exclusion of carriers9/WO/3/3

R.A.F.9/WO/3/4

Naval9/WO/3/5

Naval9/WO/3/6

Aldershot9/WO/3/7

Bagshot9/WO/3/8

Epsom (1917-1918), Guildford (1919)9/WO/3/9

Cambridge9/WO/3/10

Harwich9/WO/3/11

Lydd and New Romney9/WO/3/12

Norwich9/WO/3/13

Sheerness and Sandwich9/WO/3/14

Army Entomological Laboratory9/WO/3/15

Isle of Sheppy9/WO/3/16

Shoreham-on-Sea9/WO/3/17

Southwold9/WO/3/18

Thetford9/WO/3/19

Walton-on-Thames9/WO/3/20

Wimbledon9/WO/3/21

Grantham9/WO/3/22

Southern Command9/WO/3/23

Interim report on treatment of malaria9/WO/3/24

An interim report on the treatment of malaria: abstract of War Office investigations. By Sir Ronald Ross.9/WO/3/24/1/1

An interim report on the treatment of malaria.9/WO/3/24/2/1

An interim report on the treatment of malaria.9/WO/3/24/2/2

An interim report on the treatment of malaria.9/WO/3/24/2/3

An interim report on the treatment of malaria.9/WO/3/24/2/4

An interim report on the treatment of malaria.9/WO/3/24/3/1

An interim report on the treatment of malaria.9/WO/3/24/3/2

Remarks on the best anti-malaria policy for armies in the field.9/WO/3/24/4/1

Ibid.9/WO/3/24/4/2

From Colonel A.R. Aldridge in response to my request for his remarks on my draft scheme of antimalaria policy.9/WO/3/24/4/3

From Colonel A.R. Aldridge in response to my request for his remarks on my draft scheme of antimalaria policy.9/WO/3/24/4/4

Provisional instructions for the treatment of cases of malaria. In the United Kingdom.War Office.9/WO/3/24/5/1

Provisional instructions for the treatment of cases of malaria, both officers and other ranks, in England not yet sent to the Malaria Concentration Centres.9/WO/3/24/5/2

Manuscript note.9/WO/3/24/5/3

Typescript note.9/WO/3/24/5/4

Draft provisional instructions for the treatment of cases of malaria in the United Kingdom.9/WO/3/24/5/5

Manuscript note.9/WO/3/24/5/6

Draft provisional instructions for the treatment of cases of malaria in the United Kingdom.9/WO/3/24/5/7

Draft provisional instructions for the treatment of cases of malaria in the United Kingdom.9/WO/3/24/5/8

Draft provisional instructions for the treatment of cases of malaria in the United Kingdom.9/WO/3/24/5/9

Draft provisional instructions for the treatment of cases of malaria in the United Kingdom.9/WO/3/24/5/10

Ministry of Pensions to the War Office. Typescript.9/WO/3/24/5/11

Venereal disease case-card.9/WO/3/24/5/12

Manuscript note.9/WO/3/24/5/13

Addendum to a report presented to the Army Sanitary Committee. By J.W.W. Stephens.9/WO/3/24/5/14

Syphilis case-sheet.9/WO/3/24/5/15

Manuscript note.9/WO/3/24/5/16

Manuscript note.9/WO/3/24/5/17

Provisional instructions for the treatment of cases of malaria in the United Kingdom. War Office.9/WO/3/24/5/18

Manuscript notes9/WO/3/24/5/19-26

R. McCarrison. Manuscript.9/WO/3/24/5/27

Manuscript note.9/WO/3/24/5/28

Addendum by Sir Ronald Ross.9/WO/3/24/5/29

Manuscript note.9/WO/3/24/5/30

Sir Ronald Ross to J. Smith. Typescript.9/WO/3/24/5/31

Discussion on the treatment of malaria. by J. Smith.9/WO/3/24/5/32

Interim report on the treatment of malaria. abstract of 2,460 cases - War Office investigation.9/WO/3/24/5/33

The treatment of malaria. By F. Smith.9/WO/3/24/5/34

The treatment of malaria. By R. Meredith Harrison.9/WO/3/24/5/35

Discussion on the treatment of malaria: additional remarks. By Sir Ronald Ross.9/WO/3/24/5/36

Discussion on the treatment of malaria: additional remarks. By Sir Ronald Ross.9/WO/3/24/5/36a

Memorandum on the treatment of malaria. By Sir Ronald Ross. 1 page, 32cm, typescript.9/WO/3/24/5/37

Typescript note.9/WO/3/24/5/38

Report on 15 cases of B.T. malaria treated with Acid Carbolic Liquefact. By J.F. Fenn.9/WO/3/24/5/39

Inspection of malaria cases formerly treated at the Connaught Hospital, Aldershot. By Sir Ronald Ross.9/WO/3/24/5/40

A. Webb. Typescript.9/WO/3/24/5/41

Sir Ronald Ross to unknown recipient. Typescript.9/WO/3/24/5/42

Rough draft of letter proposed to be sent by the War Office to all the Allies. Typescript.9/WO/3/24/5/43

Rough draft of proposed letter to D.D.M.S., Salonika, East Africa, India and Mesopotamia.9/WO/3/24/5/44

Manuscript note.9/WO/3/24/5/45

Sir Ronald Ross to unknown recipient. Typescript.9/WO/3/24/5/46

S.P. James. Manuscript.9/WO/3/24/5/47

George. C. Low. Manuscript postcard.9/WO/3/24/5/48

Arthur G. Bagshawe. Typescript.9/WO/3/24/5/49

George C. Low. Typescript.9/WO/3/24/5/50

Mable Hooper. Typescript.9/WO/3/24/5/51

Arthur G. Bagshawe. Typescript.9/WO/3/24/5/52

Publication of certain papers on the treatment of malaria. By Sir Ronald Ross.9/WO/3/24/5/53

British Medical Journal. Typescript.9/WO/3/24/5/54

British Medical Journal. Typescript.9/WO/3/24/5/55

Nature. Typescript.9/WO/3/24/5/56

Arthur G. Bagshawe. Manuscript.9/WO/3/24/5/57

Sir Ronald Ross to Arthur G. Bagshawe. Typescript.9/WO/3/24/5/58

Sir Ronald Ross to John D. Thomson. Typescript.9/WO/3/24/5/59

John D. Thomson. Manuscript.9/WO/3/24/5/60

The uses of quinine. By John D. Thomson.9/WO/3/24/5/61

Manuscript postcard.9/WO/3/24/5/62

Manuscript postcard.9/WO/3/24/5/63

J.G. Fitzgerald. Manuscript.9/WO/3/24/5/64

Manuscript postcard.9/WO/3/24/5/65

Lancet. 'Quinine in the treatment and prevention of malaria'. Press cutting.9/WO/3/24/5/66

Nature. 'The treatment of malaria'. Press cutting.9/WO/3/24/5/67

Indigenous malaria - circulars.9/WO/3/24/6/1-43

Indigenous malaria - reports of cases of malaria.9/WO/3/24/7/1-73

Indigenous malaria - reports of cases of malaria.9/WO/3/24/8/1-105

Indigenous malaria - reports of cases of malaria.9/WO/3/24/9/1-64

Malaria Concentration Centres9/WO/4

Blank forms9/WO/5

Instructions for pitching the curtain, mosquito bivouac9/WO/6

The treatment of malaria – reports and instructions by Sir Ronald Ross and the War Office9/WO/7

Malaria Consultants Committee9/WO/8

Interdepartmental Committee on Malaria9/WO/9

Interdepartmental Committee on Infectious Diseases in Relation to Demobilisation9/WO/10

Research on culicifuges9/WO/11

Research on Fields of Vision9/WO/12

Research of the excretion of quinine in the urine9/WO/13

Research on the best form of quinine for injection.9/WO/14

Research on the treatment of malaria - Sir Andrew Balfour and Frank Lee Pyman.9/WO/15

Research on the treatment of malaria - John Cowan, John Gordon Thomson and R.W. Harold Row.9/WO/16

The destruction of mosquitoes by means of chlorine gas.9/WO/17

Malaria in Salonika, Egypt and Palestine.9/WO/18

Embarkation for France9/WO/19

South Africa9/WO/20

East Africa9/WO/21

Disembarkation9/WO/22

Demobilisation9/WO/23

Demobilisation of Canadian troops9/WO/24

British Medical Association – Special Clinical Meeting9/WO/25

Miscellaneous items9/WO/26