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Tag Archives: Civil War field hospitals
Mother Bickerdyke: Civil War Ranking Nurse
Right after the Civil War, there was a huge parade in Washington, DC. Leading the Soldiers On May 23, 1865, as the intense mourning over the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln began to slowly ebb, the newly discharged Army of … Continue reading
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Civil War Medicine: Dr. Letterman’s System Evolves
Dr. Jonathan Letterman had devised, implemented and had gained success with a well-trained ambulance corps. Then he turned his attention to medical practices itself. Civil War Doctors and their Equipment By 1860s, medical practice in America had barely evolved since … Continue reading
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Tagged Civil War, Civil War battlefield casualties, Civil War doctors, Civil War field hospitals, Civil War history, Civil War medical instruments, Civil War medical wagons, Civil War medicine, Civil War surgery, Dr. Jonathan Letterman, Medical practices of the Civil War, Medical tools of the Civil War, The Civil War Ambulance Corps, The Father of Battlefield Medicine
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