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Letter, from Monsieur de Martel to Henry Oldenburg

Reference number: EL/M1/55

Date: 21 May 1669

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Wishes to correspond with Oldenburg on developments with blood transfusions and blood circulation; asking about Robert Boyle's work; would like news about Mr Poleman and whether he found his universal remedies; encloses an account about a girl at Cahors who Martel was going to visit (see EL/M1/57)

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EL/M1/55
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21 May 1669
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3 pages
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Manuscript
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Jean Pierre Martel

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Jean Pierre Martel, Letter, from Monsieur de Martel to Henry Oldenburg, 21 May 1669, EL/M1/55, The Royal Society Archives, London, https://makingscience.royalsociety.org/items/el_m1_55/letter-from-monsieur-de-martel-to-henry-oldenburg, accessed on 03 December 2024

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