Smith writes about various research subjects including: Scacco on Cardinal Spinola; Blundeville on the wasting of the liver; Caracciolo’s ‘The Glory of the Horse’ and Sloane manuscript 686. Smith also mentions his health…
Smith writes about various research subjects including: consulting works at the library of the Royal Veterinary College including Berenger, William Cavendish, Duke of Newcastle’s ‘A New Method, and Extraordinary…
Smith writes to thank Bullock for forwarding letters from Reverend E K Long and Mr Quinton regarding Blundeville’s tomb, and date of his death.
Smith writes to ask Bullock to pass on a message of thanks to Reverend E K Long and Mr Quinton, and mention the publication of the ‘Early History of Veterinary Literature’ articles. Smith also asks Bullock to check the…
Bullock writes that he has contacted Reverend E K Long and Mr Quinton, and offered to pay the latter for a photograph of Blundeville’s signature. He also mentions that he cannot find Davy’s Suffolk Collection but has…
Smith writes to thank Bullock for sending a letter to Italy [presumably Lieutenant Colonel Lupinacci]. Smith also mentions the similarity between Blundeville’s and Fiaschi’s figures of horseshoes, and the work of Jasper…
Smith writes to ask Bullock to help him compose a reply to Lieutenant Colonel Lupinacci regarding dates for F Grisone and Coates. He also asks if any communication has come from Norwich…
This is a draft letter composed to Lieutenant Colonel Lupinacci, by Fred Bullock, on behalf of Frederick Smith. Smith is asking for the dates of F Grisone and Claudio Corte.
Smith writes to ask Bullock to send a letter to Rome [presumably to Lieutenant Colonel Lupinacci], and to verify a reference to a Barnaby Googe work held in the British Museum. Smith mentions that he has still not heard
Smith writes about various subjects including: asking for information from Lupinacci; asking Moule about Ruini; purchasing a camera; the Congress badge; finding ‘Properties and Medeycines for a Horse’ in the library of…
