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DOC ID	Summary	Date
[DOC ID:6289]	Case note concerning 'Mr G' by Mr Marsden.	9 January 1777
[DOC ID:1344]	Letter from Hugh Marsden. Covering letter for the enclosed (Document ID:1345), a case note for Mr. G.	11 January 1777
[DOC ID:1345]	Case note [sent as enclosure by Hugh Marsden] describing the case of Mr. G., aged 28, suffering from complaints of the heart and arteries.	11? January 1777
[DOC ID:1348]	Letter from Hugh Marsden concerning the case of "Mr. G.", not his patient, but a friend. Marsden asks Cullen about his Bathing Machine and wishes a student would copy the description for him. Also states that "Innoculation is in some parts of [the] Country fashionable".	16 January 1777
[DOC ID:3987]	Reply 'To Mr Marsden C[oncerning] Mr G.' He is advised to avoid alcohol and use cold bathing, and is advised to go to Scarborough in summer. He is to receive the same prescription as James Hutton.	22 January 1777
[DOC ID:3989]	Reply, 'Mr Marsden C[oncerning] Mr G'. Cullen says that their letters have crossed in the post. He thinks it of 'little consequence' whether Mr G's fits are hysterical or epileptic. He says he will send Marsden a model of his 'bathing machine' as it would be difficult to describe. He refers to a project of 'Inoculation' by Marsden, and to Boissier de Sauvage's 'Nosologia Methodica' and his own synopsis.	25 January 1777

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