| Description Of Item | He writes that he sees Cullen's brother almost every day and gets news of his family. He asks for Henry and his father's opinion on the state of the king's health [George III]. He writes of Henry's brother's interest in politics. 'There is nothing new here in the medical line. We expect all improvements of that kind here, from Edinburgh'. He is writing an essay on the Usefulness of Methodical Nosology. Addressed to Henry Cullen. In index. |