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  <dc:title>Memorandum from [David] Bruce, War Office, 68 Victoria Street, London, to the Secretaries of the Royal Society</dc:title>
  <dc:description>'There are two Trypanosoma diseases of cattle in South Africa, one caused by T. theileri, and the other the Tsetse Fly disease, by T. brucei. Arsenic is useless as a curative agent, although it will prolong an animal's life for some time. The Trypanosoma of Sleeping Sickness [African trypanosomiasis] and Tsetse Fly disease are quite distinct, - T.gambiense and T. brucei. The former is conveyed from the sick to the healthy by means of Glossina palpalis; the other by G. morsitans and pallidipes. D Bruce, Colonel R.A.M.C.'.</dc:description>
  <dc:date>25 October 1904</dc:date>
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