Plastic Surgery: Its Principles and Practices]]> View a complete digitized copy in HathiTrust]]> E. Emmet Reid papers (MS.0104)]]> The Médaille de la Reconnaissance Française is a circular bronze medal featuring bas-relief image of charity personified by France supporting a wounded soldier; reverse features an arced palm branch; suspended from a white ribbon with a narrow stripe of blue at the edge and a narrow strip of red just inside. Inscription Back: "Reconnaissance Francaise". French honor medal created on 13 July 1917 and solely awarded to civilians to express gratitude by the French government to all those who, without legal or military obligation, had come to the aid of the injured, disabled, refugees, or who had performed an act of exceptional dedication in the presence of the enemy during World War I. Third class denoted by the medal being made of bronze.]]> Alice Henderson Collection]]> Length: 3.25 in
]]> Alan Mason Chesney Medical Archives]]> Inscription Back: "Reconnaissance Francaise"; pin: "Baldwin/Duncannon Street/Charing Cross"]]> Alice Fitzgerald Collection]]> Length: 2 13/16 in
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Document 1: A Sample Screening Test. (Adolf Meyer Collection)

Document 2: Instructions to Examiners in Neurology and Psychiatry Relative to the Preparation of Statistical Data. (Adolf Meyer Collection)

Document 3: Map of training camps for psychiatric screening of troops (Adolf Meyer Collection). This map would have provided Meyer and his fellow inspectors an overview of facilities where screening was taking place.

Document 4: A student’s handwritten report of his brief training at the Phipps Psychiatric Clinic (Adolf Meyer Collection, Report from Dr. Stevenly to Adolf Meyer). The leaders of the National Committee for Mental Hygiene (NCMH) reached out to Meyer to provide a short course for the personnel recruited to examine troops. Other training centers included the Boston Psychopathic Hospital, the Manhattan State Hospital, the State Psychopathic Hospital (in Ann Arbor), and the New York Neurological Institute.
]]> Document 2: Bailey, Pearce
Document 3: National Committee for Mental Hygiene
Document 4: Stevenly]]> Adolf Meyer collection]]> Document 2: 8 leaves ; 12.5 x 8 in.
Document 3: 1 map ; 21 x13.5 in.
Document 4: 2 leaves ; 11 x 9 in.]]> Document 2: Item 238632
Document 3: Item 238629
Document 4: Item 238620]]> Alan Mason Chesney Medical Archives]]>