| Description Of Item | As he did not know Cullen he sent the letter via Dr Robertson. McLagan had been a student of Cullen's. He informs Cullen that Monsieur Bosquilon intends to translate his Materia Medica and hopes to have Cullen's official approval. A number of other translations were expected including that by Monsieur de la Roche. Dr Ewart had told Bosquilon that de la Roche had Cullen's commission and Bosquilon wanted to know if this was true. McLagan had bought Dr Garthshore's translation of First Lines to which he had added his own notes. 'I was afraid you would consider them as no addition to the translation'. In index. |