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   Civil War Era Civilian Surgical and Medical Texts

Authors: John Hunter, Joseph Toynbee, William Mackenzie, Horace Dobell, Wharton T. Jones

Page Nine

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.


Treatise on the Blood, Inflammation and Gun-Shot Wounds, (1817), by John Hunter, M.D.

(Note the attached insert from the Civil War surgeon (image) adjacent to the title page, dated 1864.  Also, there is a page dedicated to Phillip Syng, M.D by the editor, and one to the King of England by John Hunter.  A previous owner signature is dated 1821.)


Diseases of the Ear. Their Nature, Diagnosis and Treatment, (1860), by Joseph Toynbee, M.D.

Publisher Blanchard & Lea's 1860 display ad about this author

 

 


A Practical Treatise on Diseases of the Eye, (1855), by William Mackenzie, M.D.

Additional information on William Mackenzie, M.D.

Publisher Blanchard & Lea's 1855 display ad about this author

 


Lectures on the germs and vestiges of disease,  (1861), by Horace Dobell, M.D.

 

 


The Principles and Practice of Ophthalmic Medicine and Surgery, (1856), by Wharton T. Jones, M.D.

Publisher Blanchard & Lea's 1860 display ad about this author

 

Name: Arthur White
Death date: Aug 11, 1921
Place of death: Rockport, IN
Birth date: 1832
Type of practice: Allopath
Practice specialities:GS General Surgery
States and years of licenses:IN, 1897
Places and dates of practices:Rockport, IN, 1854
Medical school(s): University of Maryland School of Medicine, Baltimore: University of Maryland School of Medicine and Coll of Phys and Surgeons, 1854, (G)

 

Owner signature: Arthur White, M.D., Civil War Assistant Surgeon

Information  about Dr. Arthur White from the Medical and Surgical History data base relative to his service during the Civil War in the Indiana 25th Regiment as an Asst. Surgeon.


 

 

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Wanted for this collection:  Civil War era medical books published 1858-1865

 

 Wanted:  Pre-1865 medical textbooks marked  'U.S. Army Hospital or Medical Department, USA Hosp. Dept., USA Medical Dept.

 

 

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