French scientist and bacteriologist whose studies on fermentation led to the conclusion that it was caused by bacteria, proving the germ theory of disease; he also developed a successful vaccine for rabies, which hitherto had been universally fatal. ALS in French, signed “L. Pasteur,” one page both sides, 5.5 x 8.25, May 24, 1884. Letter to a colleague. In part, “Without changing anything at the title of the chair of Wurtz, I advise Mr. Michoud to be a candidate for the chair of Organic Chemistry of Mr. Wurtz; once nominated, he could give part of his lectures in general chemistry, the rest in biological chemistry…with more specialized lectures in organic chemistry. This combination, as the one I had the honor of proposing to you, would serve equally with interests of the people involved.” In fine condition, with light mailing folds and a mild shade of toning. COA John Reznikoff/PSA/DNA and R&R COA.
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