Two people with leprosy buried alive at Chirka and Dassa
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Papers regarding Kathiawar (Vol 37) - burial alive of two native lepers, one at the village of Chirka in Oct 1837, the other at the village of Dassa in Mar 1838 - proceedings of the official enquiries into both crimes.
Investigation into the killing of a woman with leprosy
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Papers regarding Kathiawar (Vol 38) - case of the decapitation, on or about 18 Mar 1838 in the village of Pansana, Bhilka Taluka, of a woman called Jiwi, by Sompuri Rupuri, a religious mendicant - proceedings of the initial enquiry
Report of the Committee on the remedy of Dr Dalton; recommendation that a leper infirmary be established
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Report of the committee to ascertain the efficacy of Dr Dalton's remedy for leprosy; recommendation that an infirmary be established for the reception of lepers.
Dr Dalton's comparison of his leprosy remedy with previous attempts; and regarding the establishment of a leper infirmary
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Dr Dalton's explanation regarding the similarity between the remedy for leprosy stated to be his invention, and the one previously known. Further letter on the establishment of an infirmary for fifty lepers.
Report on the Treatment of Leprosy by Gurjun Oil by Surgeon Major J Dougall
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Copy of J Dougall, Report on the Treatment of Leprosy with Gurjun Oil, plus order thereon from the Government of India, that local trials should be conducted throughout India.
Regarding Dr H Vandyke Carter's report on leprosy in Norway
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Correspondence regarding Vandyke Carter's observations on the treatment of leprosy in Norway, and his comments on its applicability to the situation in India; and concerning his forthcoming report into the nature of the disease. Plus resolution of the Government of India regarding Carter's sugg...
Dr H Vandyke Carter's deputation to visit certain countries where leprosy prevails
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Correspondence between the Government of India, the Government of Bombay, and Vandyke Carter, including the expenditure and itinerary of his tour through Italy, Algiers, Greece and Turkey.