North Carolina Medical Journal, Volumes 25-261890 - Medicine |
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... Confederacy , medical records of the .... Confederate army and navy , 487 289 medical corps of the ......... 551 Confederate States army , to the ........ 60 medical officers of the ...... 297 Confederate surgeon , Dr Mc- Guile's ...
... Confederacy , medical records of the .... Confederate army and navy , 487 289 medical corps of the ......... 551 Confederate States army , to the ........ 60 medical officers of the ...... 297 Confederate surgeon , Dr Mc- Guile's ...
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... Confederate re- cords of the medical de- partment 401 ; election of board of medical exami- ners 402 ; appointment of committee on nominations 403 ; Dr G G Smith made an honorary fellow 404 ; conjoint session with the North Carolina ...
... Confederate re- cords of the medical de- partment 401 ; election of board of medical exami- ners 402 ; appointment of committee on nominations 403 ; Dr G G Smith made an honorary fellow 404 ; conjoint session with the North Carolina ...
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... Confederate soldier at Gettysburg . The wearing of plate armor must have been a very profound secret on either side , but in this instance , no doubt , proving such defense to be valueless . The beautiful collections of wax models of ...
... Confederate soldier at Gettysburg . The wearing of plate armor must have been a very profound secret on either side , but in this instance , no doubt , proving such defense to be valueless . The beautiful collections of wax models of ...
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... CONFEDERATE SURGEON . - And now of the Confederate Surgeon let me say a word . How can I express , in adequate terms , my admiration of him ! He possessed virtues peculiarly his own . Coming from civil life , it was wonder- ful to see ...
... CONFEDERATE SURGEON . - And now of the Confederate Surgeon let me say a word . How can I express , in adequate terms , my admiration of him ! He possessed virtues peculiarly his own . Coming from civil life , it was wonder- ful to see ...
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... Confederacy , beginning the world anew in 1865 , with very little more than his profession , but he bravely conquered all difficulties , having always a full practice . Indeed , so large was his practice that he had but little time for ...
... Confederacy , beginning the world anew in 1865 , with very little more than his profession , but he bravely conquered all difficulties , having always a full practice . Indeed , so large was his practice that he had but little time for ...
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