37 – Letter to Fred Bullock from Frederick Smith, 31 May 1920

Smith writes to instruct Bullock to do no work in the evenings, and uses the example of Charles Darwin. Smith also mentions the ‘Journal of Physiology’, ‘Journal of Comparative Pathology’ and ‘Veterinary Journal’ and articles submitted for publication. He writes that he is now reworking the chapter on generation and development for the new edition of ‘Veterinary Physiology’, and asks Bullock if he would prefer to review the proofs instead of his wife Janet, due to the ‘intimate’ content…