Where can I find this old pamphlet?
January 7, 2013 10:50 AM Subscribe
I am looking for a copy of a 1938 pamphlet called "Gratitude" written by Dr. Harry L. James of Chicago. There was a copy on Ebay, but it's sold now. Any chance I could find another copy (or PDF) of this thing?
I would also be interested in any other pamphlets or works by Harry L. James. He had an innovative (for the time) method of treating epilepsy via mail. Might his pamphlets be listed in any research databases or is there some way that I could access them through a library database?
I would also be interested in any other pamphlets or works by Harry L. James. He had an innovative (for the time) method of treating epilepsy via mail. Might his pamphlets be listed in any research databases or is there some way that I could access them through a library database?
Response by poster: Thanks, everyone. Looks like interlibrary loan is my best bet.
posted by mattbucher at 6:41 AM on January 8, 2013
posted by mattbucher at 6:41 AM on January 8, 2013
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However I think you'd have better luck with either your local medical library or these folks, though not that man specifically since he has since died.
posted by jessamyn at 11:07 AM on January 7, 2013 [1 favorite]