Southern Practitioner: An Independent Monthly Journal Devoted to Medicine and Surgery, Volume 271905 |
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... Confederacy ........... 381 Annual Meeting of the Associa- tion .... Announcement of the Executive Committee General Commanding , U. C. V. 154 Louisville Meeting , Notice of the 200 Letter from Dr. Jno . S. Cain , 93 Malignant Growths ...
... Confederacy ........... 381 Annual Meeting of the Associa- tion .... Announcement of the Executive Committee General Commanding , U. C. V. 154 Louisville Meeting , Notice of the 200 Letter from Dr. Jno . S. Cain , 93 Malignant Growths ...
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... CONFEDERATE ARMY . Dear Sir : - S. C. GHOLSON , M. D. , OF HOLLY SPRINGS , MISS . - I send you the following reminiscence of my first six months in the Confederate Army , which you can print if you find it of sufficient interest , if ...
... CONFEDERATE ARMY . Dear Sir : - S. C. GHOLSON , M. D. , OF HOLLY SPRINGS , MISS . - I send you the following reminiscence of my first six months in the Confederate Army , which you can print if you find it of sufficient interest , if ...
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... Confederacy in a battle near Williams- burg , Va . , in 1862. Singular to relate , I did not have a single case attributable to this exposure . I took severe cold myself , which was due , I think , to putting some fagged out young man ...
... Confederacy in a battle near Williams- burg , Va . , in 1862. Singular to relate , I did not have a single case attributable to this exposure . I took severe cold myself , which was due , I think , to putting some fagged out young man ...
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... Confederacy might have been changed . The garrison consisted of only eighteen men under Lieutenant Slemmons , who , I am told , said he would have given up the fort at once . This would have enabled ten or twelve thousand gallant young ...
... Confederacy might have been changed . The garrison consisted of only eighteen men under Lieutenant Slemmons , who , I am told , said he would have given up the fort at once . This would have enabled ten or twelve thousand gallant young ...
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... Confederacy instead of Dr. Moore , who , whatever his qualifications otherwise may have been , was surly , abrupt , and a martinet . This needs a little explanation , though it is a departure from my subject . In January , 1862 , I was ...
... Confederacy instead of Dr. Moore , who , whatever his qualifications otherwise may have been , was surly , abrupt , and a martinet . This needs a little explanation , though it is a departure from my subject . In January , 1862 , I was ...
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