Smith writes about various subjects including: purchasing a lens for a camera; the latest issue of Smith’s ‘Early History of Veterinary Literature’; waiting for more information about Blundeville from Norwich [presumably…
Smith writes about various research subjects including: the works of Ruini, in writing by Sampson Gamgee, Ercolani, and Francini; locating Hutchinson’s ‘Horse Immunity'[?]; Casaubon and Vespasian
Bullock writes with the results of his research into Sampson Gamgee’s writing on Ercolani and Ruini. Bullock writes that he will translate Ercolani’s work on Ruini, specifically relating to the heart and circulation…
Bullock writes regarding his translation of Ercolani’s writing on Ruini. The translation is attached, and the subject of Ruini’s work is anatomy. Bullock mentions that Dr A S Lea is also providing a translation of a different…
Smith writes to arrange to meet Bullock for assistance with interpreting a book. Smith mentions that the Schrader-Hering book ‘Biographisch-literarisches lexicon’ agrees with Francini and argues against Ruini on an…
Smith writes to ask Bullock to clarify some references to [Leonard] Mascall in the works of Richard Ruscam and Ames[?]
Bullock writes to answer Smith’s questions regarding Richard Ruscam and Ames’ writing about [Leonard] Mascall. Attached are Bullock’s manuscript notes regarding Ames’ writing. Bullock also mentions that Smith is…
Smith writes regarding mentions of [Leonard] Mascall as Chief Farrier in various editions of his work ‘First Booke of Cattel’, and Ercolani’s mention of Mascall. Smith also writes about his workload since rejoining the Army…
Smith writes to thank Bullock for notes, and asks him to contact Dr A S Lea regarding correct references for manuscripts held at the British Museum by Fayser and Astley. He also asks Bullock to look up Barnaby Googe.
Smith writes regarding research into Leonard Mascall, his descendants, and references to him by George Fleming and the Dictionary of National Biography.
