ID# 313:
 Lucien Howe letter to Harry Laughlin, about AMA study on hereditary blindness
Date:
1935
Pages: (1|2|3)
Source:
 American Philosophical Society, ERO, MSC77,SerX,Box3: Harry H. Laughlin
Lucien Howe letter to Harry Laughlin, about AMA study on hereditary blindness

arrangements are satisfactory as I expect, the bibliography with these charts can be ready for the printer early in September. I am sorry to trouble you with the prospect of more work and impose this long epistle on you during the summer sesson[sic]. But I suspect you are like Dr. Davenport and some of the rest of us who have been in the harness so long and like our work so much that it becomes a form of play. With remembrance still of your kindness in hurrying me to the train when I last visited Cold Spring Harbor. Very truly yours, [signed] Lucien Howe

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