David Macloughlin

Result of an Inquiry Into the Invariable Existence of a Premonitory Diarrhoea in Cholera, in a Series of Communications to the Registrar-general, by David Macloughlin,... 2nd Edition

• Author(s): David Macloughlin

• Type: Book
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• Published: 1854
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• Publisher: Unknown

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The McLoughlin Empire and Its Rulers. Doctor John McLoughlin, Doctor David McLoughlin, Marie Louise-Sister St. Henry. An Account of Their Personal Lives, and of Their Parents, Relatives and Children, in Canada's Quebec Province, in Paris, France, and in the West of the Hudson's Bay Company, Etc. [With Illustrations, Including Portraits.].

• Author(s): Burt Brown BARKER, David MACLOUGHLIN, John MACLOUGHLIN

• Type: Book
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• Published: 1959
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• Publisher: Unknown

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David McLaughlin, Papers

• Author(s): David T. McLaughlin

• Type: Book
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• Published: 1981
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• Publisher: Unknown

The papers of David T. McLaughlin contain correspondence, speeches and subject files related to his position as President Emeritus of Dartmouth College, his tenure as President and CEO of the Aspen Institute as well as the Toro Company, and his position as Chairman of the Board of the American Red Cross. The subject files include correspondence, brochures, reports, clippings, memos and notes.

Copy of a Letter to Major-General Sir Edward Lugard ... Pointing Out the Necessity to Have the Pathology, the Etiology, and the Medical Treatment of Cholera Scientifically Studied by the Army Medical Department

• Author(s): David Macloughlin

• Categories: Cholera

• Type: Book
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• Published: 1864
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• Publisher: Unknown

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Oral History Interview with David T. McLaughlin

• Author(s): David Thomas McLaughlin, Jane Louise Carroll, Dartmouth College Oral History Project

• Categories: Anti-apartheid movements

• Type: Book
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• Published: 1996
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• Publisher: Unknown

McLaughlin discusses his undergraduate years in the Dartmouth College Class of 1954, his service as a trustee, and his presidency of the college from 1981 to 1987. Some of the topics he covers include his friendship with John Sloan Dickey, his assessment of John Kemeny, governance of the college, his relationship with the faculty, the medical center move to Lebanon, the reinstatement of ROTC, the occupation of Parkhurst Hall, and the shanties on the college green in protest of the college's investments in South Africa.