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Letter from Lt. Col. Bell to Chairman Managing Committee, Halifax

28 January 1918. — 1 page : 30 x 50 cm.

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FMcKB/HM
MG 1 volume 2124 number 320
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File
RECEIVED
4:30 P M
1918 JAN 30

Halifax, N.S. January 28th.1918.

Chairman, Managing Committee,
Halifax

Sir.,
A Medical Historian was appointed by the Medical Relief Committee at its inception December 11th. and has been given all records with reference to the Medical Relief work.
It seems to me that for the sake of other cities and for the future that this work should be published in book form so that it would be purchasable and would act as a guide to other cities which might find themselves in a similar position to Halifax.
Professor Fraser Harris who is acting as Historian has asked the following questions,-
1. Who will meet the cost of publishing the book?
2. Will it have any illustrations?
3. To whom will gratis copies be sent?
4. Will it be bound in boards or only in paper like a "blue book?"
5. Will it be on sale to the public?
6. May the Author have any financial interest in the sale of it?

Yours truly,
[Fraser Bell]
Lt-Col.
a/A.D.M.S., M.D. No.6.

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF MEDICAL SERVICES
JAN 28 1918
M.D. No 6
200 H [14]


PUBLIC ARCHIVES OF NOVA SCOTIA
HALIFAX


Regarding the utilization of medical records by the medical Historian of the publication of a history of the Disaster.

Reference: Archibald MacMechan Nova Scotia Archives MG 1 volume 2124 number 320

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