First page of Maude Abbott’s annotated bibliography of Dr. Osler’s publications, 1939

Source: Maude Abbott, Classified and annoted bibliography of Sir William Osler, The Medical Museum, McGill University, Montreal, 1939
Dr. William Osler (1849-1919), considered the father of modern medicine, was a great source of inspiration for Maude Abbott. She first met him in 1899 at John Hopkins University in Baltimore. He became her mentor and confidant. In 1939, Maude published this annotated bibliography of Dr. Osler’s publications.
This is the first page of Maude Abbott, Classified and annoted bibliography of Sir William Osler, The Medical Museum, McGill University, Montreal, 1939.