Civil War Surgical Manuals and Medical
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Civil War
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U.S. Army Hospital and Medical Departments
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Authors:
Frank H. Hamilton, Samuel D. Gross, Theodric Beck, John Beck, Surgeon General's Office Library
Practical Treatise on Military
Surgery and Hygiene, (1861) by Frank H. Hamilton, M.D.
A copy of this text book is listed in the
Surgeon General's Office
Library Catalogues or the
list of medical textbooks which were
published during the Civil War by the Army Medical Department.
At the
beginning of the Civil War Dr. Hamilton accompanied the 31st New York regiment to the front, and had charge of the general field hospital in Centreville during the first battle of Bull Run. In July, 1861, he was made brigade surgeon, and later medical director, and in 1862 organized the United States general hospital in Central park, New York. in February, 1863, he was appointed a medical inspector in the United States army, ranking as lieutenant-colonel, but resigned in September and returned to his duties in Bellevue hospital medical college, where in 1861 he had been appointed professor of military surgery and attending surgeon to the hospital.
FRANK HASTINGS HAMILTON, MD. LATE SURGEON THIRTY THIRD REGIMENT
FOURTH BRIGADE FOURTH DIVISION NEW YORK STATE ARTILLERY; PROFESSOR OF
MILITARY SURGERY AND OF DISEASES AND ACCIDENTS INCIDENT TO BONES IN
BELLEVUE MEDICAL COLLEGE; SURGEON TO BELLEVUE HOSPITAL;
PROFESSOR OF SURGERY AND SURGEON IN CHIEF TO THE LONG ISLAND COLLEGE
HOSPITAL; AUTHOR OF TREATISE ON FRACTURES AND DISLOCATIONS
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Frank
Hastings
Hamilton
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HAMILTON FRANK H, MD, Professor of Surgery in the Long Island College Hospital; A PRACTICAL TREATISE ON FRACTURES AND DISLOCATIONS, Second edition
revised and improved In one large and handsome octavo volume of over 750
pages with nearly 300 illustrations. The early demand for a new
edition of this work shows that it has been successful in securing the
confidence of the profession as a standard authority for consultation and
reference on its important and difficult subject. In again passing it
through the press the author has taken the opportunity to revise it
carefully and introduce whatever improvements have been suggested by further
experience and observation. An additional chapter on Gun shot
Fractures will be found to adapt it still more fully to the exigencies of
the time.
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Hamilton, Frank H.
A Treatise on Military
Surgery and Hygiene. New York: Balliere Bros., 1861.
Hardback, 232 pages.
9 1/4 x 6 1/4 x
3/4 in. Signed in the front pages: 'J. McFarland, 76
Front St.'
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instruments found in Civil War
surgical sets. |
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A pre-publication notice
from the publisher, Balliere Bros. |
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A Practical Treatise on Factures and
Dislocations, (1860) by Frank Hamilton, M. D.
This first version, with 289 woodcuts, was
published immediately before the War in 1860.
A copy of this text book is
listed in the Surgeon
General's Office Library Catalogues or the
list of medical
textbooks which were published during the Civil War by the Army
Medical Department.
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1864-65
lecture card for Military Surgery,Fractures & Dislocations
Signed by
Frank Hamilton MD, Professor, Bellevue Hospital Medical College, where
numerous surgeons were trained during the Civil War |
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Discussion of the
Hamilton book by the publisher: Blanchard & Lea in 1860 |
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A Practical Treatise on Factures and
Dislocations, (1863) by Frank Hamilton, M. D.
The second version, was published during
the heat of the War and was dedicated to the Civil and Military
surgeons. The preface to the second edition is posted for
its discussion of the War.
Original Lecture: Amputations
in Gunshot Fractures of the Femur, (1863), by Frank H. Hamilton,
M.D., Professor of Military Surgery and Fractures at Bellevue
Hosp. Med. College
Published in the American Medical Times,
Jan. 2, 1864. by Bailliere Brothers, N.Y.
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1864 Ads for
Tiemann, Otto & Reynders, Wade and Ford, all of whom
provided surgical instruments during the War |
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A Manual of Military
Surgery, (1861) by Samuel D. Gross, M.D.
A field manual of surgery by well
known surgeon and author
S. D. Gross, M.D.,
who taught at Jefferson Medical College. This compact (4 x 6 x 3/4 in)
186 pages
text book was published during the earliest days of the War. The
covers are embossed with an eagle, shield, and scroll. Published by
Lippincott & Son, 1861.
A copy of this text book is
listed in the Surgeon
General's Office Library Catalogues or the
list of medical
textbooks which were published during the Civil War by the Army
Medical Department.
Additional information on:
Samuel D. Gross, M.D.
, and additional information on this particular surgery manual.
Medical
Jurisprudence, Vol. One, by Theodric Romeyn Beck, M.D ;
John B. Beck, M.D. , marked
U. S. Army Medical Dept.,
(1860)
A copy of this
text book is listed in the
Surgeon General's Office Library Catalogues or the
list of
medical textbooks which were published during the Civil War by the
Army Medical Department.
Additional information on
Theodric R. Beck, M.D.
| College of
Physicians and Surgeons, Western District of NY,
lecture card for T.R. Beck, M.D. 1829-30 |
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Publisher: J. P. Lippincott's listing of medical
textbooks in this text, 1860
1829 Lecture card signed by T.
Romyn Beck, M.D. |
  
Marked: U. S.
A. Med. Dept.
(Note: need Vol. II
of this 1860 version) |
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