Civil War Era Surgical and Medical Text books
Authors:
Golding Bird,
William Senshouse Kirkes, Richard Barwell, Thomas Watson, Robert D. Lyons,
Alfred S. Taylor
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The following medical and surgical
texts were used immediately before or during the Civil War. They are a
window into a medical education as it was presented to the students and
surgeons who served in the War. There were a multitude of
medical
colleges in the late 1850's and 60's, as well as publishers who sold text
books from American, English and French authors.
Urinary Deposits, their
Diagnosis, Pathology and Therapeutical Indications, (1845), by Golding Bird,
M.D.
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Publisher Blanchard & Lea's 1846
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Manual of
Physiology, (1859), by William Senhouse Kirkes, M.D.
A Treatise on
Diseases of the Joint, (1861), by Richard Barwell, M.D.
Book is bound in paper
covers for use at publisher's office.
Publisher Blanchard & Lea's 1861
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Lectures on the
Principles and Practice of Physic, (1858), by Thomas Watson, M.D.
Blanchard & Lea's 1858
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A Treatise
on Fever, (1861), by Robert D. Lyons, K. C. C., Professor of Practice of
Medicine
Publisher H. Lea's 1861
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Poisons in
Relation to Medical Jurisprudence and Medicine, (1859), by Alfred S.
Taylor, M. D.
Publisher Blanchard & Lea's 1859
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Medical Jurisprudence, (1861), by Alfred S. Taylor, M.D., F.R.S., edited
by Edward Hartshorne, M.D.
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information on
Medical Education during and before the Civil War
Wanted for this
collection: Civil War era medical books published 1858-1865.
Especially books marked 'U.S. Army
Hospital Department', U. S. Army Medical Department, or Confederate
States of America (CSA)
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