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Title	[Letter, Sir Charles Trevelyan to Florence Nightingale, July 27, 1877]
Creator	Trevelyan, Charles E. (Charles Edward), 1807-1886
Date Created	1877-07-27
Description	Sir Charles Trevelyan to Florence Nightingale. Notes on reform of medical relief. Enclosing two papers on medical aid for the poor.
Extent	3 unnumbered pages
Person Or Corporation	Nightingale, Florence, 1820-1910 ; Clarke, W. Fairlie (William Fairlie), 1833-1884
Genre	Correspondence
Type	Text
FileFormat	image/jpeg
Language	English
Identifier	RBSC-ARC-1734-02-029 RBSC_ARC_1734_02_029
Collection	Florence Nightingale fonds
Source	Original Format: University of British Columbia Library. Rare Books and Special Collections. Florence Nightingale Collection.RBSC-ARC-1734-02-029
Date Available	2012
Provider	Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library
Rights	Images provided for research and reference use only. Permission to publish, copy or otherwise use these images must be obtained from Rare Books and Special Collections: http://rbsc.library.ubc.ca/
AIPUUID	0cdc7bb8-3c7a-44cd-9664-26b13ed08c1a
DOI	10.14288/1.0018188
AggregatedSourceRepository	CONTENTdm

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 July 27-77 My dear Miss Nightingale     After all you have done to promote the efficiency of Hospital management it seems presumptuous to ask your support for a movement the object of which is to make a comprehensive reform of Medical Relief.  At present the medical treatment of the mass of our people is not only very imperfect and inefficient but is so arranged as literally to educate them to mendicant and dependent habits.  But instead of writing to you at length I will ask you to read the first Paper of the accompanying collection which has been generally accepted as a correct statement of the present position of the question - so much so that, while many high authorities have endorsed it, no voice or pen, so far as I am aware, has been raised against it.  I also send the last Edinburgh Review which contains an article on the subject by Dr. Fairlie Clarke. I do not ask for a speedy answer, but shall be greatly obliged by you reading these Papers, and assisting us at your leisure, by the opinion and advice which you are so well qualified to give.      With every best wish believe me     My dear Miss Nightingale        very sincerely yours           (signature) P.S.  Do not trouble yourself to return the 'Edinburgh'.

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