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Hessian John, army surgeon in the pioneer West (1850s)

Donald A. Walbrecht · 2011

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Captain Johann is an assistant surgeon who has recently returned from the Mexican War. After being chastised by Army Surgeon General Tom Lawson for criticizing poor camp-sanitation practices, he was sent on an inspection trip to camps along the Oregon Trail where cholera and other diseases were spread by forty-niners. In the early '50s, his 4th Infantry Regiment was sent via Panama to Fort Vancouver where he served with Lieutenant U.S. Grant and Captain George McClellan. Still later, he roamed the gold fields to find a missing brother-in-law and to practice proper medicine among gold seekers who were poorly served by medical charlatans. In the mid-'50s, he returned to Europe, serving with the U.S. Observer Team at the Crimean War where he learned more about sanitation from Florence Nightingale. Finally, he returned to his Hessian hometown where he was again captured by his pursuers who served the Baron Horst von Biebertal.

פרטי הספר

שנה
2011
שפה
English
סדרה
[Hessian John] -- bk. 2
הוצאה
Trafford Publishing
מהדורות
1
עמודים
214
ISBN
9781426964084

מקור הנתונים: Wikidata

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