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Edinburgh ifth October 1911
Dean of School of Medicine
ABRISTOW PLACE
Iuave the nonor to comply with your request to be fur-
nished with an account, put as briefly as possible, of my
researches and discoveries lately made onthektiology of
malaria and the various diseases arising therefrom.
before beginning, I would, to partly justify my attitude
in trying to get in touch, on this important subject, with
tue honorable denatus of #dinburgh University, beg to quote
from Dr. Moyer'a speson at the inauguration of the new session
of the London School of Tropical Medicine.
"All professions should, I think, more conseiently take
"tasir problems to tue Universities for solutiɔn, and more
"frequiently claim the interest and assistance of Univer-
"sity workers".
Dr. Meyers, inthat speech, gave many instances in waica
great discoveries had been made by men who were not searching
for what they actually found, but who had the eyes to sea
the meaning of the phenomena which revealed themselves. This
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