Diseases -- Middle East -- History -- 19th century -- Sources
Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 11 Collections and/or Records:
Copy of a circular letter from Charlotte E. Ely to friend; written in Bitlis, Turkey
Digital Record
Identifier: ms0631-s01-b01-f02-i013
Dates:
1914-05
Journal of letters from Fidelia Fiske '42 and Mary Susan Rice '46 to Mary C. Whitman
Digital Record
Identifier: ms0536-s01-b01-f03-i001
Dates:
1848-07-28 - 1848-10-30
Letter from Charlotte E. Ely '61 to friends; written in Bitlis, Turkey
Digital Record
Identifier: ms0631-s01-b01-f02-i008
Dates:
1910-10-04
Letter from Charlotte E. Ely '61 to friends; written in Bitlis, Turkey
Digital Record
Identifier: ms0631-s01-b01-f02-i010
Dates:
1913-02-22
Letter from Fidelia Fiske '42 to Mary C. Whitman
Digital Record
Identifier: ms0536-s01-b01-f02-i006
Dates:
1847-03-23
Letter from Fidelia Fiske '42 to Mary C. Whitman
Digital Record
Identifier: ms0536-s01-b01-f04-i003
Dates:
1849-10-29 - 1849-11-30
Letter from Fidelia Fiske '42 to Mrs. Baker
Digital Record
Identifier: ms0536-s01-b01-f05-i007
Dates:
1857-07-15
Letter from M. Annie Ely '61 (Mary Ann Caroline Ely) to Mrs. Hitchcock; written at "Hope Lodge" Mountain Encampment, near Bitlis, Turkey
Digital Record
Identifier: ms0631-s01-b01-f01-i003
Dates:
1891-10-16
Letter from Mary Ann Caroline Ely '61 to Mrs. Hitchcock; written in Bitlis, Turkey
Digital Record
Identifier: ms0631-s01-b01-f01-i010
Dates:
1893-06-27
Letter from Mary Annie Ely '61 to Mrs. Hitchcock; written at "Hope Lodge," Bitlis, Turkey
Digital Record
Identifier: ms0631-s01-b01-f01-i005
Dates:
1892-08-06
Letters to Rev. and Mrs. Isaac Bird
Collection — Manuscripts (not separately boxed) - 1
Identifier: MS 0035
Abstract
Letters to Rev. and Mrs. Isaac Bird, 1822-1835; missionaries in Beirut, Lebanon. Correspondence in English and Arabic (with translations) reflects living conditions among Christian missionaries in the Middle East chiefly with regard to their health, general living conditions, and prospects for success among the Nestorians, Muslims and Jews.
Dates:
1822-1835
