Letter from Doctor John T. Hodgen to Mississippi Governor William L. Sharkey; September 11, 1865

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Letter from Doctor John T. Hodgen to Mississippi Governor William L. Sharkey; September 11, 1865

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Brown, Wyatt W.Hodgen, John T., Jr.Maughs, G. M. B.

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Hospitals Universities and colleges Universities and colleges--Missouri. Missouri Medical College

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Missouri--Independent City. Saint Louis

Letter from Doctor John T. Hodgen to Mississippi Governor William L. Sharkey; September 11, 1865

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S^t Louis Mo. Sept. 11^t 1865

In 1865, D^r G M B—Maughs, was elected to the Chair of Chemistry and Physiology in the Missouri Medical College

I regard D^r. Maughs as worthy the eminent position he holds in the estimation of of the Medical Profession as a man of science

Jn^o. T. Hodgen, Jr, D.
late Secretary of the Faculty
of the Missouri Medical College

D^r Hodgen, who modestly signs himself "late Secretary of the Faculty of the Missouri Med. Col." was Professor of Anatomy & Physiology in the Mo—Medical College and is now Professor of Physiology & Dean of the Faculty of the S^t,, Louis Med. Col, Consulting Surg. of the U. S. Hospitals & one of the most eminent Surgeons of the City.

Wyatt W. Brown M. D.