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AUTHOR TITLE PUBLICATION INFO NOTES Adams, George Doctors in blue: the medical history of New York: Henry Schuman, Worthington the Union Army in the Civil War c1952.

Allen, B. W. Confederate hospital reports [Charlottesville, VA: B. W. Allen, Two manuscript albums, covering a portion of 1864] 1862, the whole of 1863, and a part of 1864 in Charlottesville, VA, giving case histories of soldiers injured in the field, 2 p. at end of v.1.

American Journal of Pharmacy Philadelphia: Merrihew and Library has 1859-1865. Also 1853-1870 are Thompson available on microfilm. The ambulance system: reprinted Boston: Crosby and Nichols, from the North American Review, 1864 January, 1864, and published, for gratuitous distribution, by the committee of citizens who have in charge the sending of petitions to Congress for the establishment of a thorough and uniform ambulance system in the armies of the Republic

Anderson, Galusha The story of Aunt Lizzie Aiken Chicago: Ellen M. Sprague, 1880 6th edition.

Andrews, Matthew Page, The women of the South in war times Baltimore: The Norman, New edition revised. ed. Remington Co., 1927 [c1920]

Apperson, John Samuel; Repairing the "March of Mars:" the Macon, GA: Mercer University Apperson was a hospital steward in the John Herbert Roper, ed. Civil War diaries of John Samuel Press, 2001 Stonewall Brigade, 1861-1865. Apperson

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Appia, P. Louis, 1818- The ambulance surgeon or practical Edinburgh: Adam and Charles A popular manual for Civil War surgeons in 1898 observations on gunshot wounds Black, 1862 America, helpful for both its discussion of gunshot wounds and the use of the ambulance.

Army Medical Museum Catalogue of the United States Army Washington: Government [Pt. 1] Catalogue of the surgical section / by A. (U.S.) Medical Museum Printing Office, 1866-67 A. Woodhull, 1866 -- [Pt. 2] Catalogue of the medical section / by J. J. Woodward, 1867 -- [Pt. 3] Catalogue of the microscopical section / by Edward Curtis, 1867.

Association of the Surgeon General Samuel Preston 1911 Pamphlet Medical Officers of the Moore and the officers of the Medical Army and Navy of the Confederacy Departments of the Confederate States

Bacon, Georgeanna Letters of a family during the war for New Haven: Tuttle, Morehouse 2 copies Muirson Woolsey and the union, 1861-1865. & Taylor, c1899. Eliza Newton Woolsey Howland, eds.

Bacon, Georgeanna Three weeks at Gettysburg Roseville, MN: Edinborough Muirson Woolsey, 1833- Press, 1996 1906

Bacot, Ada White; Berlin, A Confederate nurse: the diary of Ada Columbia, S.C.: University of 2 copies Jean V., ed. W. Bacot, 1860-1863 South Carolina Press, c1994.

Baker, Nina Brown, 1888- Cyclone in calico : the story of Mary Boston: Little, Brown & Co., 1957 Ann Bickerdyke 1952

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Ballard, Edward [ed.] What to observe at the bed-side and Philadelphia: Blanchard & Lea, Reflecting recent advances in physical diagnosis, after death in medical cases 1859 this volume describes how to take a history and perform a thorough physical examination. Physicians and surgeons used this edition during the Civil War.

Barkley, Katherine Trevor The ambulance: the story of Kiamesha Lake, NY: Load N Go emergency transportation of sick and Press, 1990 wounded through the centuries

Bartholow, Roberts, A manual of instructions for enlisting Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott, Library also has reprint (San Francisco: Norman 1831-1904 and discharging soldiers. With special 1863 Publishing, 1991). to the medical examination of recruits, and the detection of disqualifying and feigned diseases

Barton, George Angels of the battlefield. A history of Philadelphia: The Catholic Art 2nd edition, revised and enlarged. the labors of the Catholic Sisterhoods Publishing Co., 1898 [c1897] in the late Civil War.

Beck, John Brodhead, Lectures on materia medica and New York: Samuel S. & William Second edition, revised 1794-1851 therapeutics Wood, 1856

Beck, John Brodhead, Lectures on materia medica and New York: Samuel S. & William Third edition 1794-1851 therapeutics Wood, 1861

Beecher, Harris H. Record of the 114th regiment, Bainbridge, NY: RSG Publishing, Reprint. Originally published: Norwich, NY: J. F. N.Y.S.V.: where it went, what it saw, 1996 Hubbard, Jr., 1866. Beecher was Assistant- and what it did Surgeon to his regiment

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Beers, Fannie A. Memories: a record of personal Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott, experience and adventure during four 1888 years of war

Beers, Henry Putney, The Confederacy: a guide to the Washington, DC: National Originally published: Guide to the archives of 1907- archives of the Government of the Archives and Records the Government of the Confederate States of Confederate States of America Administration, 1998, 1986. America. Washington: National Archives and Records Service, General Services Administration, 1968.

Beitzell, Edwin Warfield Point Lookout Prison Camp for Abell, MD: Edwin W. Beitzell, Confederates 1972

Beller, Susan Provost Medical practices in the Civil War Charlotte, VT: S. Beller, 1992

Bellows, Henry W. Notes of a preliminary sanitary survey Washington: The Commission, Sanitary Commission Series No. 26. of the forces of the United States: in 1861 the Ohio and Mississippi valleys, near midsummer, 1861

Bellows, Henry W. Speech of the Rev. Dr. Bellows, Philadelphia: C. Sherman, Son & president of the United States Co., 1863 Sanitary Commission, made at the Academy of Music, Philadelphia, Tuesday evening, Feb. 24, 1863

Bellows, Henry W. Statement from Rev. Dr. Bellows as to New York: s. n., 1862 Sanitary Commission Series No. 54. the labor and wants of the Commission, October 22, 1862

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Bengtson, Bradley P., et Photographic atlas of Civil War Grand Rapids, MI: Medical Staff al [Ed.] injuries : photographs of surgical Press; Kennesaw, GA: cases and specimens, Otis Historical Kennesaw Mountain Press, Archives 1996 Bennet, John Hughes Clinical lectures on the principles and New York: Samuel S. & William Second edition practice of medicine Wood, 1858 Bernard, Claude and Illustrated manual of operative New York: Bailliere Brothers, Edited with notes and additions and adapted for Charles Huette surgery and surgical anatomy 1861 the use of the American medical student. This 1861 edition was the Civil War edition of Bernard & Huette's Manual. Library also has reprint (San Francisco: Norman Publishing, 1991). Beyer, W. F. & O. F. Deeds of valor, from records in the Detroit: Perrien-Keydel Co., Keydel (Eds.) archives of the United States 1907 government: how American heroes won the Medal of Honor: history of our recent wars and explorations, from personal reminiscences and records of officers and enlisted men who were rewarded by Congress for most conspicuous acts of bravery on the battle-field, on the high seas and in Arctic explorations Biddle, Andrew P. Four months with the volunteers Detroit: William M. Warren, Reprinted from The Medical Age, Oct. 10, 1898 [1898?]

Billings, John D. Hardtack and coffee; or, the Boston: G. M. Smith & Co., unwritten story of army life... 1887

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Billings, John Shaw, Medical museums: with special Philadelphia: Lea Brothers & Reprinted from The Medical News, September 1838-1913 reference to the Army Medical Co., 1888. 22, 1888. Museum at Washington: the President's address, delivered before the Congress of American Physicians and Surgeons, September 20, 1888 Billings, John Shaw, A report on barracks and hospitals: Washington: Govt. Print. Off., Circular No. 4 1838-1913 with descriptions of military posts 1870

Black, Harvey, 1827- The Civil War letters of Dr. Harvey Baltimore: Butternut and Blue, The Army of Northern Virginia Series, vol. 3 1888. Glenn L. McMullen, Black: a surgeon with Stonewall 1995 ed. Jackson Boatner, Mark Mayo, The Civil War dictionary New York: Vintage Books, 1991 1st Vintage Civil War Library edition. Originally 1921- published: Rev. ed. New York: McKay, c1988. Boggs, S.S. Eighteen months a prisoner under the Lovington, IL: S. S. Boggs, 1889 rebel flag Bollet, Alfred Jay Civil War medicine: challenges and Tucson, AZ: Galen Press, 2002 triumphs Bonello, Julius Civil War Medicine 2000 [In]: The surgical technologist, January 2000, Vol. 32, No. 1, pp. 10-18. Bonsall, Spencer Civil war journal of hospital steward Virginia, May 6, 1862-June 21, Handwritten during the Army of the Potomac’s Spencer Bonsall of Philadelphia, 81st 1862; Dec. 4, 1862-March 26, Peninsular campaign, and the Battle of Reg. Pennsylvania Volunteers. 1863 Fredericksburg. Bonsall, Spencer Well satisfied with my position: the Carbondale: Southern Illinois Civil War journal of Spencer Bonsall/ University Press, c2007 edited by Michael A. Flannery and Katherine H. Oomens

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Bowditch, Henry A brief plea for an ambulance system Boston: Ticknor and Fields, Ingersoll, 1808-1892 for the army of the United States, as 1863 drawn from the extra sufferings of the late Lieut. Bowditch and a wounded comrade Boyden, Anna L. Echoes from the hospital and White Boston: D. Lothrop & Co., 1884 House: a record of Mrs. Rebecca R. Pomroy’s experience in war-times Boyer, Samuel Pellman, Naval surgeon: the diary of Dr. Samuel Bloomington: Indiana 2 volumes 1839-1875 Pellman Boyer University Press, [1963]

Brackett, Charles Surgeon on horseback: The Missouri Carmel: Guild Press of Indiana, Compiled by James W. Wheaton with and Arkansas journal and letters of Dr. 1998 annotations and introductions by Ed Gleeson Charles Brackett of Rochester, Indiana 1861-1863 Brinton, John Hill, 1832- Personal memoirs of John H. Brinton: Carbondale: Southern Illinois Originally published 1914 (New York: Neal 1907 Civil War surgeon, 1861-1865 University Press, 1996 Publishing)

Broadwater, Robert P. Daughters of the cause: women of the Altoona, PA: Daisy Publications, Edited by Joseph T. Campbell Civil War 1998 Brockett, Linus Pierpont The camp, the battle field, and the Philadelphia: National hospital: or, lights and shadows of the Publishing Co., 1866 Great Rebellion... Brockett, Linus Pierpont The philanthropic results of the war in New York: Sheldon & Co.; Collected from official and other authentic America Boston: Gould & Lincoln; sources by an American citizen. London: Trübner & Co., 1864 (New York: Wynkoop, Hallenbeck & Thomas)

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Brockett, Linus Pierpont Woman’s work in the Civil War: a Philadelphia: Zeigler, McCurdy, record of heroism, patriotism and 1867 patience... Brooks, Stewart Marshall Civil War medicine Springfield, Ill.: Charles C. Thomas, c1966 Bucklin, Sophronia E. In hospital and camp: a woman's Philadelphia: J. E. Potter and record of thrilling incidents among the Company, 1869 wounded in the late war Burbank, Jerome [Sylvia Jerome: to my beloved absent Cullman, AL: Sylvia Morris, 1996 Jerome Burbank was a Wisconsin surgeon in the B. Morris, ed.] companion. Letters of a Civil War Union Army. The letters cover the period 1862- surgeon to his wife at home, caring 1865. for their family

Burns, Stanley B. Early medical photography in America New York: Burns Archive, 1983 (1839-1883)

Carpenter, William Principles of human physiology Philadelphia: Blanchard & Lea, New American edition Benjamin, 1813-1885 1862

Case, Meigs (?) U.S. Army Medical Department C.H.V. Brandy Station, VA, 1864 Handwritten manuscript journal of a Civil War Register and Prescription Book of 43rd physician. NY Regiment, Meigs Case, Surgeon

Chang, Ina A separate battle: women and the New York: Puffin Books, 1996 Civil War Chase, Julia A. Mary A. Bickerdyke, "Mother" Lawrence, KS: Journal "Published under the auspices of the Woman's Publishing House, 1896 Relief Corps, (Department of Kansas)"

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Chemung County The Chemung historical journal: A Civil Elmira, NY: Chemung County Second printing from August 1989. Historical Society War anthology Historical Society, Inc., 1985

Chemung County The Chemung historical journal: Elmira, NY: Chemung County Reprint: August, 1990. Includes 2 articles: Historical Society Elmira prison camp. Historical Society, Inc., 1990 Thomas E. Byrne, "Elmira's Civil War Prison Camp: 1864-65," Chemung County Historical Journal, Sept. 1964, pp. 1279-1300; and J. Michael Horigan, "Elmira Prison Camp - A Second Opinion," Chemung Historical Journal, March 1985, pp. 3449-3457.

Chesnut, Mary Boykin, A diary from Dixie New York: D. Appleton & Co., "...as written by Mary Boykin Chesnut, wife of 1823-1886 1905 James Chesnut, Jr., United States Senator from South Carolina, 1859-1861, and afterward an aide to Jefferson Davis and brigadier-general in the Confederate Army."

Chisolm, John Julian, A manual of military surgery, for the Charleston: Evans & Cogswell, Library owns 2 copies, the other copy has the 1830-1903 use of surgeons in the Confederate 1861 imprint of Richmond, Va., Printers West & Army; with an appendix of the rules Johnson. and regulations of the medical department of the Confederate Army

Chisolm, John Julian, A manual of military surgery, for the Dayton, OH: Morningside Reprint. Originally published as the "Third 1830-1903 use of surgeons in the Confederate House, Inc., 1998 edition--carefully revised and improved." States Army; with explanatory plates Columbia: Evans and Cogswell, 1864. of all useful operations

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Chisolm, Julian John, A manual of military surgery: for the San Francisco: Norman Pub., Reprinted with a biographical introduction by 1830-1903 use of surgeons in the Confederate 1989. Ira M. Rutkow. Originally published: Richmond, Army: with an appendix of the rules Va.: West & Johnson, 1861. and regulations of the Medical Department of the Confederate Army

Cincinnati Lancet & Observer Cincinnati: E. B. Stevens, M.D. 1860-1869. Vols. 3-12.Volumes in this set include reports from surgeons and physicians in the field and descriptions of treatment of wounds as a result of war. There are also articles, letters, and essays dealing with the ambulance system of the federal army, army medical intelligence, the battle of Gettysburg, letters from army surgeons in Tennessee, surgeons in the Libby prison camp, a report of operations in the field, and Abraham Lincoln's last hours, among others. Clark, Henry Grafton First report to the Commission New York: Wm. C. Bryant, 1862 Sanitary Commission Series No. 56. At head of title: Department of Special Inspection of the General Hospitals of the Army

Clements, Bennett Memoir of Jonathan Letterman, M.D., New York: G. P. Putnam’s & Augustine surgeon United States Army and Sons, 1883 medical director of the Army of the Potomac

Clymer, Meredith, 1817- Letters, written in ink by Dr. Clymer 1902 concerning his nomination as a Brigade Surgeon, Feb., 1862

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Coco, Gregory Ashton A strange and blighted land, Gettysburg, PA: Thomas Signed by the author Gettysburg: the aftermath of a battle Publications, 1995

Coco, Gregory Ashton A vast sea of misery: a history and Gettysburg, PA: Thomas guide to the Union and Confederate Publications, 1988 field hospitals at Gettysburg, July 1- November 20, 1863 Confederate medicine, 1861-1865 / [Richmond, Va.: The Society, Reprint of the Virginia Medical Monthly, vol. 88, presented by the Medical Society of 1961] no. 10, pages 573-628 Virginia with the cooperation of the Richmond Academy of Medicine and the Virginia Civil War Commission [Confederate Medicine] Invoices of From Lynchburg, Va., dated medicine, instruments, hospital Feb. 21, 1865, signed by R. stores, bedding, etc. Kidder Taylor. From Richmond, Va., dated March 22, 1865, signed by John W. Ayler. Confederate States Medical and Richmond, VA: Ayers & Wade, Library has: (1864) v.1, nos. 1-5, 7-10, 12, and Surgical Journal Jan. 1864-Feb. 1865 (1865) v.2, nos. 1-2. Inscribed "From Hunter M'Guire, Richmond, to George Foy, Dublin, 1892". Hunter Holmes McGuire was the medical director of the Army of Northern Virginia. Library also has 1992 Norman Publishing reprint, edited by James B. McCaw (American Civil War Medical Series, no. 12). Confederate States of Regulations for the army of the Richmond: J. W. Randolph, Contains regulations for the C. S. A. medical America War Dept. Confederate States, 1862 1862 department. Library also has 1992 Norman Publishing reprint (see Moore, Samuel Preston).

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Confederate States of Regulations for the medical Richmond: Ritchie & First edition. Library also has another edition America War Dept. department of the C. S. Army Dunnavant, printers, 1861 (Richmond [Va.]: Ritchie & Dunnavant, 1862).

Conn, Granville P. History of the New Hampshire Concord, NH: J. C. Evans Co., First edition, includes detailed biographical surgeons in the War of the Rebellion Printers, 1906 sketches.

Cooper, Alonzo, 1830- In and out of rebel prisons Oswego, N.Y.: R.J. Oliphant, "List of officers confined in Macon, Ga.", 1864: 1919 Printer, 1888. p. 295-330. Craighill, Edward Confederate surgeon: the personal Lynchburg, VA: H.E. Howard, First edition. Addison, 1840-1923; recollections of E. A. Craighill Inc., 1989 Peter W. Houck, ed.

Craven, John J. Prison life of Jefferson Davis New York: Carleton, 1866 1st edition. The author, Dr. Craven, was Jefferson Davis' physician during the first seven months of his incarceration at Fortress Monroe. Cross, Andrew Boyd, Gettysburg and the Christian Roseville, MN: Edinborough 1809-1889 Commission Press, 1997 Culpepper, Marilyn Mayer Trials and triumphs: the women of the East Lansing: Michigan State American Civil War University Press, 1991

Cumming, Kate, 1835- A journal of hospital life in the Louisville, KY: J.P. Morgan, 1866 1909 Confederate Army of Tennessee from the battle of Shiloh... Cumming, Kate, 1835- The journal of Kate Cumming: a Savannah, GA: Beehive Press, 1909; Richard Harwell, Confederate nurse 1862-1865 1975 ed. Cunningham, Horace Doctors in gray; the Confederate Baton Rouge: Louisiana State Herndon medical service University Press, 1958

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Cunningham, Horace Field medical services at the Battles of Athens: University of Georgia Herndon Manassas (Bull Run) Press, 1968. Curtis, Josiah Circular letter Knoxville, Tenn.: Medical Circular letter indicating the identifying Director's Office, 1864 information and personal items to be placed with the bodies of all deceased soldiers in the Dept. of the Ohio. Dabney, Robert Lewis, Life and campaigns of Lieut.-Gen. New York: Blelock & Co.; 1820-1898 Thomas J. Jackson, (Stonewall Richmond, Va.: National Pub. Jackson) Co., 1866. Dale, William J. Collection of 8 pamphlets and 1 [Boston: s.n.], 1865. Contains: Commonwealth of Massachusetts, broadside concerning William J. Dale, Executive Department, Boston, September 12, Surgeon General of Massachusetts 1865, to the people of Massachusetts… (Circular throughout the Civil War (bound transmitting news of a cholera outbreak at together) Constantinople and instructions by Massachusetts Surgeon-General Wm. J. Dale for preventing its spread in Massachusetts.); Report of the Surgeon-General of Massachusetts to His Excellency the Commander-in-Chief, volumes 1861-1865; Report to Wm. J. Dale, Surgeon General, Massachusetts (by George H. Gay, 1862); Gay's A few remarks on the primary treatment of wounds received in battle, 1862 (both bound between the 1862 and 1863 Surgeon-General's reports); and An address delivered at the inauguration of the Dale General Hospital, U.S.A., Worcester, Mass., February 22, 1865 / by Warren Webster.

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[Dalton, Edward B., 1834- Memorial of Edward B. Dalton, MD… New York: [s. n.], 1872 First edition. Includes Dalton’s experiences 1872] during the Civil War. Daniel, Ferdinand Recollections of a Rebel surgeon (and Austin, TX: Von Boeckmann, Eugene, 1839-1914 other sketches) 1899 Davis, Margaret B. Mother Bickerdyke: her life and labors San Francisco: A. T. Dewey, At head of title: "Woman who battled for the for the relief of our soldiers: sketches 1886. boys in blue." of battle scenes and incidents of the sanitary service Denney, Robert E. Civil War medicine: care and comfort New York: Sterling Publishing, of the wounded 1995 Donald, William J. The role of Alabama in Confederate Unpublished paper prepared for the medicine Confederate Bicentennial in 1961. Douglas, John Hancock Reports on the operations of the New York: Wm. C. Bryant, 1863 Sanitary Commission Series No. 57. and Charles W. Brink inspectors and relief agents of the Sanitary Commission: after the battle of Fredericksburg, December 13, 1862 Druitt, Robert The Principles and practice of modern Philadelphia: Blanchard and Library also has 1842, 1848, 1856 editions. surgery Lea, 1860 Dufur, Simon Miltimore Over the dead line, or, Tracked by Burlington, Vt.: Printed by Free blood-hounds: giving the author's Press Association, c1902 personal experience during eleven months that he was confined in Pemberton, Libby, Belle Island, Andersonville, Ga., and Florence, S.C., as a prisoner of war; describing plans of escape, arrival of prisoners, his escape and recapture; with numerous

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and varied incidents and anecdotes of his prison life

Duffy, John Sword of pestilence: the New Orleans Baton Rouge: Louisiana State yellow fever epidemic of 1853 University Press, 1966

Duncan, Louis C. Medical Department of the United Washington?: s. n., 191? States Army in the Civil War

Dunglison, Robley, 1798- General therapeutics and materia Philadelphia: Blanchard & Lea, Two volumes. Sixth edition, revised and 1869 medica: adapted for a medical text- 1857 improved. One of the best single sources for book. With indexes of remedies and understanding how Civil War physicians and of diseases and their remedies surgeons used medicines and other therapeutic approaches in their practices. Dunglison, Robley, 1798- Medical lexicon: a dictionary of Philadelphia: Blanchard & Lea, Library also has 1839, 1848, 1852, 1860, and 1869 medical science… 1858 1865 editions.

Dunglison, Robley, 1798- New remedies with formulae for their Philadelphia: Blanchard & Lea, Seventh edition. 1869 preparation and administration 1856

Edge, Frederick Milnes A woman's example and a nation's London : William Ridgway, 1864 Second edition. Although Florence Nightingale is [published anonymously] work: a tribute to Florence the ostensible subject of this work, the actual Nightingale subject is nursing during the Civil War with the greatest emphasis placed on the work of Northern nurses. However, there are a number of inclusions which deal with the nursing efforts of Confederate women, as well.

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Edmonds, Emma E. Nurse and spy in the Union Army: Hartford, CT: W. S. Williams & comprising the adventures and Co., 1865 [c1864] experiences of a woman in hospitals, camps, and battle-fields Edmonson, James M. American surgical instruments: an San Francisco: Norman Norman Surgery Series, no. 9. illustrated history of their Publishing, 1997 manufacture and a directory of instrument makers to 1900 Eisenschiml, Otto The Case of A.L. aged 56: some Chicago: Abraham Lincoln Book curious medical aspects of Lincoln's Shop, 1943 death and other studies Elliott, E. B. (Ezekiel Preliminary report on the mortality New York: W. C. Bryant, 1862 Sanitary Commission Series No. 46. Brown), 1823-1888 and sickness of the volunteer forces of the United States government during the present war Ellis, John The Avoidable causes of disease, New York: Mason Brothers, First edition. This volume provides interesting insanity and deformity 1860 insight into concepts of preventive medicine and self-help for illness at the time of the American Civil War. Ellis, Thomas T. Leaves from the diary of an army New York: John Bradburn, 1863 Dr. Ellis was "late post-surgeon at New York, and surgeon: or, incidents of field, camp, acting medical director at Whitehouse, Va." and hospital life... Encyclopedia of the American Civil Santa Barbara, Calif.: ABC-CLIO, Five volume set. War: a political, social, and military c2000. history / David S. Heidler and Jeanne T. Heidler, editors

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Erichsen, John, 1818- The science and art of surgery, being a Philadelphia: Blanchard & Lea, Second American edition. First published in 1896 treatise on surgical injuries, diseases, 1860 London in 1853, this work was so popular in the and operations U.S. that a copy was issued to every medical unit in the Federal army during the Civil War.

Esmarch, Friedrich von Resection in gunshot injuries Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott, First American edition. Translated by S. F. 1862 Statham. Bound with George F. L. Stromeyer's Gunshot fractures.

Evans, Bruce A. A primer of Civil War medicine: non- Knoxville, TN: Bohemian surgical medical practice during the Bookshop & Publications, 1998 Civil War years

Evans, Faulkner H. Letter, in ink, by F. H. Evans, surgeon La Grange, Ga., June 20, 1864 On verso of lined sheet, address and sentence: in charge of La Grange, Ga. hospitals, "We fail to get the churches." to Medical Director S. H. Stout, reporting "the citizens...will not surrender their churches for hospital purposes."

Eve, Paul Fitzsimmons, A collection of remarkable cases in Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott, First edition. 1806-1877 surgery 1857

Eve, Paul Fitzsimmons, A contribution to the history of the Philadelphia: Collins, 1867 Extracted from the Transactions of the American 1806-1877 hip-joint operations performed during Medical Association. the late Civil War ...

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Ewell, James, 1773-1832 The planter's and mariner's medical Baltimore: P. Mauro, 1813 Handwritten inscription on inside back cover: companion: treating, according to the "This book was used by Lieut. James Linguard most successful practice... Hode, Jr. on the Confederate battleship Florida during the War between the States. Lieut. Hode was wounded in action and was invalided home and died shortly afterwards. The book was given to Lieut. Hode by his uncle Doctor James L. Hode of Alabama".

Finch, Edwin Ward The frontier, army, and professional New York: Press of Simmons, life of Edwin W. Finch; with suggestive Manning, & Dawson, 1909 thoughts from his own personal experiences in the treatment of pneumonia, etc.

Fisk, Wilbur Anti-rebel: the Civil War letters of Croton-on-Hudson, NY: Emil During the last few months of the war, Fisk Wilbur Fisk Rosenblatt, 1983 served as a hospital guard with the 6th Corps Hospital at City Point, VA.

Fiske, John The Mississippi Valley in the Civil War Boston: Houghton, Mifflin & Company, 1900

Fite, Emerson David Social and industrial conditions in the New York: Macmillan Company, North during the Civil War 1910

Flannery, Michael A. Another House Divided: Union 1999 Extracted from: Journal of the history of Medical Service and Sectarians During medicine, Vol. 54, 1999, pp. 478-510 the Civil War

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Flannery, Michael A. Civil War pharmacy: a history of New York: Pharmaceutical drugs, drug supply and provision, and Products Press, c2004 therapeutics for the Union and Confederacy Flannery, Michael A. & Well satisfied with my position: the Carbondale: Southern Illinois Katherine H. Oomens Civil War journal of Spencer Bonsall University Press, c2007 (Eds.)

Flint, Austin [ed.], 1812- Contributions relating to the New York: Hurd and Houghton, Subtitled: A Report of the Diseases, Etc., among 1886 causation and prevention of disease, 1867 the prisoners at Andersonville, GA. Published for and to camp diseases the United States Sanitary Commission. Fordyce, Benjamin Allen, Echoes: from the letters of a Civil War Longboat Key, FL: Bayou 1823-1893; Lydia P. surgeon Publishing, 1996 Hecht, ed.

Forman, Jacob Gilbert, The Western Sanitary Commission; a St. Louis: Mississippi Valley 1820-1885 sketch of its origin, history, labors for Sanitary Fair, 1864 the sick and wounded of the western armies, and aid given to freedmen and Union refugees, with incidents of hospital life Formento, Felix Notes and observations on army San Francisco: Norman Reprint. Originally published: New Orleans: L. E. surgery Publishing, 1990 Marchand, 1863.

Fosdick, Charles Five hundred days in rebel prisons [n. p.: Charles Fosdick], 1887

Fox, William F. Regimental losses in the American Dayton, OH: Morningside Facsimile reprint. Originally published in 1898 in Civil War 1861-1865 Bookshop, 1985 Albany, NY by the Albany Publishing Co. Francis, Valentine Mott, A thesis on hospital hygiene New York: J. F. Trow, 1859 1834-1907

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Franke, Norman Henry Medico-pharmaceutical conditions Ann Arbor, MI: UMI Facsimile. Originally published as a doctoral and drug supply in the Confederate Dissertation Services, 2001 dissertation in 1956 at the University of States of America, 1861-1865 Wisconsin. 2 copies.

Freeman, Douglas Lee’s Lieutenants, a study in New York: C. Scribner's & Sons, Three volumes: v. 1 Manassas to Malvern Hill, v. Southall, 1886-1953 command 1942-1944 2 Cedar Mountain to Chancellorsville, v. 3 Gettysburg to Appomattox Freemon, Frank R. Gangrene and glory: medical care Madison: Fairleigh Dickinson during the American Civil War University Press, 1998 Freemon, Frank R. Microbes and minie balls: an Rutherford: Fairleigh Dickinson annotated bibliography of Civil War University Press, 1993 medicine Frey, Donald J. Longstreet's assault--Pickett's charge Shippensburg, PA: Burd Street Book lists the wounded of Pickett's Division at Press, 2000 Breame's Mill, including name, rank, and type of wound.

Fuller, Claud E. and Firearms of the Confederacy: the Huntingdon, WV: Standard Richard Dennis Steuart shoulder arms, pistols and revolvers Publications, 1944 of the Confederate soldier….

Fuller, George R. Illustrated catalogue of the celebrated Rochester, N.Y.: Ramsdell, Del. An early and uncommon trade catalogue. The Bly artificial limbs manufactured by & Eng., [188?] firm provides numerous testimonials for its Geo. R. Fuller, successor to Dr. D. Bly wares. The text contains examples of the prosthetic devices, how they were fitted, and their operation. The clientele were drawn from veterans of the Civil War.

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Fuzzlebug, Fritz [pseud.] Prison life during the rebellion, being Singer’s Glen, VA: J. Funk's Attributed to John J. Dunkle. An account of time a brief narrative of the miseries and Sons, Printers, 1869 spent on Morris Island, South Carolina, written sufferings of six hundred Confederate to counter Union accounts of sufferings of prisoners sent from Fort Delaware to Union prisoners in the South. Includes a list by Morris’ Island to be punished. Written name and rank of all Confederate officers who by Fritz Fuzzlebug [pseud] one of their were imprisoned there, in conditions meant to number match the discussed brutality of life in Confederate prisons. Geddings, Eli, 1799-1878 Outlines of a course of lectures on the Charleston: S. G. Courtenay & First edition. Geddings received the first degree principles and practice of surgery Co., 1858 in the first commencement of the Medical College of South Caroline in 1825. He later served as a surgeon for the Confederacy.

Gillett, Mary C. The Army Medical Department 1865- Washington, D.C.: Center of 1917 Military History, 1995

Glazier, Willard W. The capture, the prison pen, and the Hartford, CT: H. E. Goodwin, escape, giving a complete history of 1869 [c1865] prison life in the South...

Goffres, Joseph Marie, Illustrated system of bandaging Bohemian Brigade Bookshop Reprint of the original 1864 edition (Richmond, 1808-1867 (Selected from Goffres' Précis de and Publisher, 1998 VA: Ayres & Wade) Bandages) by order of the Surgeon- General

Goffres, Joseph Marie, Précis iconographique de bandages, Paris: Méquinon-Marvis, 1858 1808-1867 pansements et appareils

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Goldsmith, Middleton, A report on hospital gangrene, Louisville, KY: Bradley & Gilbert, 1818-1887 erysipelas and pyaemia, as observed 1863 in the departments of Ohio and the Cumberland, with cases appended ...

Goss, Warren Lee, 1835- The soldier’s story of his captivity at Boston: Lea & Shepard, 1866 First edition. Library has 2 copies. 1925 Andersonville….

Gould, Benjamin Apthorp, Investigations in the military and New York: Published for the 1824-1896 anthropological statistics of American U.S. Sanitary Commission, by soldiers Hurd and Houghton, 1869.

Grace, William. The army surgeon’s manual, for the New York: Bailliere Brothers, Library also has 1992 Norman Publishing reprint use of medical officers, cadets, 1864 (American Civil War Medical Series, no.10). chaplains, and hospital stewards, containing the regulations for the medical department, all general orders from the War Department, and circular from the Surgeon-General’s Office... 1861 to ...1864

Gray, Asa Field, forest, and garden botany, a New York: Ivison, Phinney, Although designed as a general survey of all simple introduction to the common Blakeman, & Co., 1869 plants east of the Mississippi, this monograph plants of the United States east of the by a pioneer in American botany includes many Mississippi, both wild and cultivated plants and herbs that were used in medications during the Civil War.

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Great Britain. Sanitary Advice as to camping Washington : s. n., 1861 U. S. Sanitary Commission Series No. 28 Commission

Green, Horace, 1802- Selections from favorite prescriptions New York: J. Wiley, 1860 1866 of living American practitioners

Greenleaf, Charles R., A manual for the medical officers of San Francisco: Norman Reprint (American Civil War Medical Series, no. 1838-1911 the United States Army Publishing, 1992 9). Originally published: Philadelphia: Lippincott, 1864.

Gross, Samuel David, History of American medical New York: Burt Frankling, 1972 Reprinted from the original Philadelphia: Collins, 1805-1884 literature: From 1776 to the present 1876 edition. time

Gross, Samuel David, A manual of military surgery; or, hints Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott, Library has a second copy with the imprint of 1805-1884 on the emergencies in the field, camp 1861 Augusta, Ga., printers Steam Power Press and hospital practice Chronicle & Sentinel, 1861. Library also has 1988 Norman Publishing reprint (American Civil War Surgery Series, no. 1).

Gross, Samuel David, Practical observations on the nature Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott Republished from the North American Medico- 1805-1884 and treatment of tuberculosis of the and Co., 1858 Chirurgical Review for July, 1858. hip-joint

Gross, Samuel David, A practical treatise on the diseases, Philadelphia: Blanchard and 1805-1884 injuries, and malformations of the Lea, 1855 urinary bladder, the prostate gland, and the urethra

23 Bibliography was last updated in January, 2015.

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Gross, Samuel David, A system of surgery Philadelphia: Blanchard & Lea, 1805-1884 1862

Gunn, Jane Augusta Memorial sketches of Doctor Moses Chicago: W. T. Keener, 1889 During the War, Dr. Gunn was surgeon of the Terry Gunn, by his wife. With extracts from 5th Michigan Infantry. his letters and eulogistic tributes from his colleagues and friends

Guthrie, George James, Directions to army surgeons on the [Washington, 1861] 2nd edition. Sanitary Commission Series No. 14. 1785-1856 field of battle

Guthrie, George James, Directions to army surgeons on the [New York: United States Adopted by the Commission and printed for the 1785-1856 field of battle Sanitary Commission, 1861] use of U.S.A. surgeons by order of Fred. Law Olmsted. 3rd edition. Sanitary Commission Series v. B

Hadley, John Vestal, Seven months a prisoner: or, thirty-six Indianapolis: J. M. & F. J. Meikel 1840-1915 days in the woods…. by an Indiana & Co., Printers, 1868 soldier

Hagerman, Keppel Dearest of captains: a biography of White Stone, Va.: Brandylane Sally Louisa Tompkins Publishers, 1996.

Hall, William Whitty, Soldier-health ... New York: H. B. Price, 1861 Pages 104-110 include Union and Confederate 1810-1876 statistics (e.g. the names of forts, ships, salaries of officers, enlisted men).

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Hamilton, Frank Hastings, A practical treatise on fractures and Philadelphia: Blanchard & Lea, Library also has 3rd edition, revised and 1813-1886 dislocations 1860 improved (Philadelphia: Henry C. Lea, 1866.) Library also has reprint (San Francisco: Norman Publishing, 1991.)

Hamilton, Frank Hastings, A practical treatise on military surgery New York: Bailliere Brothers, Library also has the reprint with a biographical 1813-1886 1861 introduction by Ira M. Rutkow (San Francisco: Norman Pub., 1989).

Hamilton, Frank Hastings, A treatise on military surgery and New York: Bailliere Brothers, Presentation copy from author to grandson 1813-1886 hygiene 1865 "Frank H. Hamilton to my grandson Frank H. Hamilton, Jr." on title-page. Hammond, William Defence of Brig. Gen'l Wm. A. [Washington?, 1864] Alexander, 1828-1900 Hammond, Surgeon General, U.S. Army

Hammond, William Military medical and surgical essays: Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott & Alexander, 1828-1900 prepared for the United States Co., 1864 Sanitary Commission

Hammond, William Physiological memoirs Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott, Alexander, 1828-1900 1863

Hammond, William A treatise on hygiene with special Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott & First edition. Hammond was Surgeon General at Alexander, 1828-1900 reference to the military service Co., 1863 the time he wrote this book. Library also has 1991 Norman Publishing reprint (American Civil war Medical Series, no. 5).

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Hammond, William Two reports on the condition of New York: W. C. Bryant & Co., Sanitary Commission Series No. 41. Alexander, 1828-1900 military hospitals at Grafton, Va., and Printers, 1862 Cumberland, Md.

Hancock, Cornelia; South after Gettysburg: Letters of New York: Thomas Y. Crowell Henrietta Stratton Cornelia Hancock 1863-1868 Co., 1956 Jaquette, ed.

Hard, Abner History of the eighth cavalry regiment, Dayton, OH: Press of Facsimile reprint. Originally published: Aurora, Illinois volunteers: during the great Morningside Bookshop, 1996 IL: 1868. rebellion

Harris, Chapin A. A Dictionary of medical terminology, Philadelphia: Lindsay & dental surgery, and the collateral Blakiston, 1855 sciences

Hartshorne, Henry, 1823- Memoranda medica; or, note-book of Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott & 1897 medical principles Co., 1860

Harvey, Joseph Pharmacy recipe notebook from 1862 Philadelphia, 1862? Includes pharmaceutical recipes.

Harwell, Richard In tall cotton: the 200 most important Austin, TX: Jenkins Publishing Barksdale Confederate books for the reader, Company, 1978 researcher and collector

Hassall, Arthur Hill The Microscopic anatomy of the New York: Samuel S. & William In two volumes. human body, in health and disease Wood, 1855

26 Bibliography was last updated in January, 2015.

Collection in Civil War Medicine

Hawks, Esther Hill, 1833- A woman doctor’s Civil War: Esther Columbia: University of South 1906 Hill Hawks diary Carolina Press, 1984

Headley, Joel Tyler, The great rebellion: a history of the Hartford, Conn.: American In two volumes. 1813-1897 Civil War in the United States Publishing Co., 1866

Hechtlinger, Adelaide The great patent medicine era or New York: Galahad Books, 1970 without benefit of doctor

Henderson, Thomas, Hints on the medical examination of Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott, New edition, revised. 1789-1854 recruits for the army: and on the 1856 discharge of soldiers from service on surgeon's certificates

Henry, John N.; John Turn them out to die like a mule: the Leesburg, VA.: Gauley Mount Michael Priest, ed. Civil War letters of John N. Henry, Press, 1995 49th New York, 1862-1865

Hinds, Thomas Tales of war times: being the Watertown, N.Y.: Herald, 1904 adventures of Thomas Hinds during the American Civil War

History of the Great Western Sanitary Cincinnati: C.F. Vent & Co. Published anonymously. Compiled by Charles Fair [1864] Brandon Boynton.

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Collection in Civil War Medicine

Hodges, Richard M. The excision of joints Boston: [Welch, Bigelow, and Co.], 1861

Hodgkins, J. E.; Kenneth The Civil War Diary of Lieut. J. E. Camden, ME: Picton Press, C. Turino, ed. Hodgkins, 19th Massachusetts 1994 Volunteers from August 11, 1862 to June 3, 1865

Hoge, Mrs. A. H. Boys in blue; or heroes of the "rank New York: E. B. Treat & Co., "Incidents and reminiscences from camp, battle- and file" 1867 field, and hospital..."

Holland, Mary A. Gardner Our army nurses, interesting sketches, Boston: B. Wilkins & Co., 1895 addresses and photographs on nearly one hundred of the noble women ...

Holley, Howard Lamar, The history of medicine in Alabama University, AL: University of Contains a chapter on the Civil War. Lists all 1914-1988 Alabama Press, 1982 known Alabama Confederate military hospitals.

Holmes, Clayton Wood The Elmira prison camp: a history of New York: Knickerbocker, 1912 the military prison at Elmira, N.Y., July 6, 1864 to July 10, 1865

Holstein, Anna Morris Three years in field hospitals of the Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott, (Ellis) Army of the Potomac 1867

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Hosmer, George Report of delegates from the General Buffalo: Franklin Steam Printing Includes a list of supplies wanted for the Washington, 1804-1881 Aid Society for the Army, at Buffalo, House, 1862 hospitals (p. 15-16). N.Y.: to visit the government hospitals, and the agencies of the United States Sanitary Commission

Houck, Peter W. A prototype of a Confederate hospital Lynchburg, VA: Warwick House center in Lynchburg, Virginia Publishing, 1986

Howe, Julia Ward Reminiscences 1819-1899 Boston and New York: [In Main Reynolds Collection] Houghton, Mifflin and Co., 1899

Howe, Samuel G. A letter on the sanitary condition of Washington: Govt. Print. Off., the troops in the neighborhood of 1861 Boston, addressed to his Excellency the Governor of Massachusetts

Hughes, Louis Thirty years a slave. From bondage to Milwaukee: South Side Printing freedom. Co., 1897

Hurn, Ethel Alice Wisconsin women in the war between [Madison]: Wisconsin History Wisconsin History Commission: Original Papers, the states Commission, 1911 no.6

Hyde, Solon; Neil A captive of war Shippensburg, PA: Burd Street Second printing of the first edition (New York, Thompson, ed. Press, 1996 McClure, Philips & Co., 1900).

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Indiana Sanitary Report of the Indiana Sanitary Indianapolis: W.R. Holloway, Commission Commission made to the Governor, 1865 January 2, 1865

Jacobs, Joseph Some of the drug conditions during [Philadelphia: American Reprinted from the Proceedings of the American the War between the States, 1861- Pharmaceutical Association, Pharmaceutical Association for 1898. 1865 1898?]

Jeffrey, William H. Richmond prisons 1861-1862: St. Johnsbury, [VT]: The "Journals kept by Union prisoners of war, compiled from the original records Republican Press, 1893 together with the name, rank, company, kept by the Confederate government regiment and state of the four thousand who were confined there"

John Weiss and Son Catalogue of surgical instruments, San Francisco: Norman Reprint. Originally published: London: M. S. apparatus, appliances, etc. Publishing, 1991 Rickerby, 1863. In: Surgical and dental instrument catalogues from the Civil War era: Snowden and Brother (1860) and John Weiss and Son (1863). Johnson, Charles Muskets and medicine or army life in Philadelphia: F. A. Davis, 1917 Library has two copies, one inscribed by the Beneulyn the sixties author.

Johnson, Rossiter, et al. Campfire and battlefield: an New York: Bryan, Taylor & Co., illustrated history of the campaigns 1894 and conflicts of the great Civil War

Johnston, Isaac N. Four months in Libby : and the Cincinnati: Printed at the campaign against Atlanta Methodist Book Concern, for the author ; R. P. Thompson, Printer, 1864

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Collection in Civil War Medicine

Jolly, Ellen Ryan Nuns of the battlefield Providence, RI: The Providence Visitor Press, 1927

Jones, Joseph, 1833- Medical and surgical memoirs: New Orleans: Printed for the 3 vols. in 4. 1896 containing investigations on the author, by Clark & Hofeline, geographical distribution, causes, 1876 nature, relations and treatment of various diseases, 1855-1876 Jones, Joseph, 1833- Researches upon "spurious Nashville: University Medical 1896 vaccination," or the abnormal Press, 1867 phenomena accompanying and following vaccination in the Confederate Army, during the recent American Civil War, 1861-1865

Jones, Joseph, 1833- Observations on malarial fever Augusta, GA: Southern Medical Bound with Levick, James J. Report of the 1896 and Surgical Journal, 1858 committee on "spotted fever, so-called". Philadelphia: Collins, printer, 1866.

Jones, Katharine Heroines of Dixie: Confederate New York: SmithMark MacBeth women tell their story of the war Publishers, 1955

Jones, Samuel, 1820- Special order no. 30 of Gen. Jones, Feb. 2, 1862 1887 commanding Army of Pensacola, appointing surgeon J.D. Caldwell to take the place of J. D. Grafton as Medical Director of the Army of Pensacola. Signed Brig. Gen. Jones, Chas. J. Stringfellow 31 Bibliography was last updated in January, 2015.

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Kean, Robert Garlick Hill Inside the Confederate government: New York: Oxford University Kean, head of the Confederate Bureau of War, (Edward Younger, ed.) the diary of Robert Garlick Hill Kean Press, 1957 included many medical comments in his diary.

Keiley, Anthony M., 1835- In vinculis; or the prisoner of war New York: Blelock & Co., 1866 1905

Kellogg, Florence Shaw Mother Bickerdyke as I knew her Chicago: Unity Pub. Co., 1907.

Kellogg, John Azor Capture and escape: a narrative of [Madison]: Wisconsin History Wisconsin History Commission: Original Papers, army and prison life Commission, 1908 no.2

Kellogg, Robert H. Life and death in Rebel prisons: giving Hartford, CT: L. Stebbins, 1865 First edition. a complete history of the inhuman and barbarous treatment of our brave soldiers by Rebel authorities, inflicting terrible suffering and frightful mortality, principally at Andersonville, Ga., and Florence, S.C. Keyes, E. L. (Edward Lewis Atterbury Stimson, M.D. New York: Knickerbocker Press, Contents - In memoriam: Lewis Atterbury Lawrence), 1843-1924 1918. Stimson, M.D. [by E. L. Keyes] -- Civil War memories of Lewis A. Stimson.

King, John H. Three hundred days in a Yankee Kennesaw, GA: Continental Reprint. Originally published: Atlanta: Jas. P. prison: reminiscences of war life Book Company, 1959 Daves, 1904. captivity, imprisonment at Camp Chase Ohio

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Collection in Civil War Medicine

Knapp, Frederick N., Fifth report concerning the aid and Washington: U.S. Sanitary Sanitary Commission Series No. 77. 1821-1889 comfort given by the Sanitary Commission, 1863. Commission to sick and invalid soldiers Knapp, Frederick N., Fourth report concerning the aid and Washington: [United States Sanitary Commission Series No. 59. 1821-1889 comfort given by the Sanitary Sanitary Commission], 1862 Commission: to sick soldiers passing through Washington Knapp, Frederick N., Report concerning the aid and Washington: [s. n.], 1865 1821-1889 comfort given by the Sanitary Commission to sick and invalid soldiers, for the quarter ending June 30, 1865 Knapp, Frederick N., Report concerning the aid and Washington: The Commission, Sanitary Commission Series No. 29. 1821-1889 comfort given by the Sanitary 1861 Commission to sick soldiers found at the railroad station Knapp, Frederick N., Supplement to fourth report (of Dec. Washington: The Commission, Sanitary Commission Series No. 59 suppl. 1821-1889 15th, 1862) concerning the aid and 1863 comfort given by the Sanitary Commission to sick soldiers passing through Washington Knapp, Frederick N., Third report concerning the aid and Washington: United States Sanitary Commission Series No. 39. 1821-1889 comfort given by the Sanitary Sanitary Commission, 1862 Commission to sick soldiers passing through Washington

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Knapp, Frederick N., Two reports concerning the aid and Washington: The Commission, Sanitary Commission Series No. 35. 1821-1889 comfort given by the Sanitary 1861 Commission: to sick soldiers passing through Washington

Knauss, William H. The story of Camp Chase: a history of Nashville, Tenn.: Publishing the prison and its cemetery, together House of the Methodist with other cemeteries where Episcopal Church, South, Smith Confederate prisoners are buried, etc. & Lamar, agents, 1906.

Kuz, Julian E. Orthopedic injuries of the Civil War : Kennesaw, GA: Kennesaw an atlas of orthopedic injuries and Mountain Press, 1996 treatments during the Civil War

Larson, Rebecca White roses: stories of Civil War Gettysburg, PA: Thomas nurses Publications, 1997

Lauderdale, John Vance The wounded river: the Civil War East Lansing: Michigan State Edited by Peter Josyph. letters of John Vance Lauderdale, University Press, 1993 M.D.

Lawrence, Catherine S. Autobiography. Sketch of life and Albany, NY: James B. Lyon, 1896 "Who in early life distinguished herself as a labors of Miss Catherine S. nitter opponent of slavery and intemperence, Lawrence... and later in life as a nurse in the late war; and for other patriotic and philanthropic services."

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Lee and Osgood, Pharmacy ledger, January-June 1863 Norwich, CT, 1863 Druggists and Apothecaries

Lee, Charles A. Remarks on the treatment of Albany, NY: Charles van In Transactions of the Medical Society of the hemorrhage on the battlefield Benthutsen, 1862 State of New York.

Leech, Margaret Reveille in Washington 1860-1865 New York and London: Harper & Brothers, 1941

Leidy, Joseph An elementary treatise on human Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott & 1st edition. Leidy, who was conceded to be the anatomy Co., 1861 highest authority on the subject of human anatomy in this country, drew the 392 illustrations himself. During the Civil War, he served as acting asst. surgeon, 1862-1865, and did about 60 autopsies.

Leonard, E. D. All the daring of the soldier: Women New York: W.W. Norton & Co., of the Civil War armies 1999

Letterman, Jonathan, Medical recollections of the Army of New York: D. Appleton, 1866 Inscribed on flyleaf "H. L. K. Wiggin, Auburn, 1824-1872 the Potomac Me." Wiggin was the Surgeon-General of Maine.

Letterman, Jonathan, Medical recollections of the Army of Knoxville: Bohemian Brigade 1824-1872 the Potomac by Jonathan Letterman, Publishers, 1994 M.D. and Memoir of Jonathan Letterman, M.D. by Lt. Colonel Bennett A. Clements

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Levick, James J. Report of the committee on "spotted Philadelphia: Collins, printer, Bound with: Jones, Joseph. Observations on fever, so-called" 1866 malarial fever. Augusta, GA: Southern Medical and Surgical Journal, 1858.

Levy, George To die in Chicago: Confederate Gretna, [LA]: Pelican Publishing 2nd edition prisoners at Camp Douglas 1862-65 Co., 1999

Lewis, Samuel E. The treatment of prisoners-of-war Richmond, VA: Wm. Ellis Jones, Lewis argues mortality among Confederates in 1861-1865 1910 Union prisons was greater than among Union soldiers in Confederate prisons.

Little, George and James A history of Lumsden's Battery C. S. A. Tuscaloosa, AL: R. E. Rhodes R. Maxwell Chapter, United Daughters of the Confederacy, 1905

Litvin, Martin The young Mary: 1817-1861: early Galesburg, Ill.: Log City Books, years of Mother Bickerdyke, America's 1977 Florence Nightingale, and patron saint of Kansas

Livermore, Mary Ashton My story of the war: a woman's Hartford, Conn.: A.D. Rice, 1820-1905 narrative of four years personal Worthington and Company, experience as nurse in the Union [1887] Army, and in relief work at home....

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Livermore, Mary Ashton The story of my life, or the sunshine Hartford, Conn.: A.D. Rice, 1820-1905 and shadow of seventy years ...with Worthington & Co., 1888 heretofore unrecorded incidents and recollections of three years experience as an army nurse in the great Civil War...

Locke, E. W., 1818-1900 Three years in camp and hospital Boston: Geo. D. Russell, 1870 First edition.

Logan, Mary; George W. Reminiscences of the Civil War and Carbondale, IL: Southern Illinois Adams, ed. Reconstruction University Press, 1970

Longmore, Thomas, Sir, A treatise on gunshot wounds Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott, First American edition. One of the Civil War 1816-1895 1862 medical manuals issued by Lippincott for use in the field.

Lowry, Thomas Power The Civil War bawdy houses of Fredericksburg, VA: Sergeant Signed by the author. Washington, D.C.: including a map of Kirkland’s, 1997 their former locations and a reprint of the Souvenir Sporting Guide for the Chicago, Illinois, GA.R. 1895 Reunion

Lyle, W. W. Lights and shadows of army life: or, Cincinnati: R. W. Carroll & Co., 2nd edition. pen pictures from the battlefield, the 1865 camp, and the hospital

Lynn, John Worth 800 paces to hell: Andersonville: a Fredericksburg, VA: Sergeant compilation of known facts and Kirkland's Museum and persistent rumors Historical Society, c1999

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Collection in Civil War Medicine

McAdams, Benton Rebels at Rock Island: the story of a DeKalb, IL: Northern Illinois Civil War prison University Press, 2000

McCawley, Patrick J. Artificial limbs for Confederate [NP]: South Carolina soldiers Department of Archives & History, 1992

McGuire, Hunter Holmes, Last wound of the late General Lynchburg, VA: Warwick House Reprinted in its entirety from a May 1866 issue 1835-1900 Stonewall Jackson Publishing, [n. d.] of The Richmond Medical Journal (from the Introduction).

McKay, Charlotte E. Stories of hospital and camp Philadelphia: Claxton, Remsen & Haffelfinger, 1876

Macleod, George Notes on the surgery of the war in the Richmond, VA: J. W. Randolph, First edition. Husband Baird, 1828- Crimea, with remarks on the 1862 1892 treatment of gunshot wounds

Macleod, George Outlines of surgical diagnosis New York: Bailliere Brothers, "First American edition, reprinted from advance Husband Baird, 1828- 1864 sheets." 1892

Maher, Mary Denis "To do with honor": the Roman Thesis (Ph. D.)--Case Western Catholic sister nurse in the United Reserve University, 1988. States Civil War

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Collection in Civil War Medicine

Maile, John L. Prison life in Andersonville with Los Angeles: Grafton Publishing special reference to the opening of Co., 1912 Providence Spring

Manigault, Arthur M. A Carolinian goes to war Columbia, SC: University of 1st edition. Manigault, commanding officer of South Carolina Press, 1983 the 10th South Carolina, describes the illness in the Corinth, Miss. after the Battle of Shiloh.

Marshall, Mary Louise Medicine in the Confederacy [N. P.]: 1942 Reprinted from the Bulletin of the Medical Library Association, Vol. 30, No. 4, July, 1942.

Marshall, Mary Louise Nurse heroines of the Confederacy 1957 Extracted from: Bulletin of the Medical Library Association, July 1957, pp. 319-336.

Massey, Mary Elizabeth Bonnet brigades New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1966

Massey, Mary Elizabeth Ersatz in the Confederacy Columbia, SC: University of South Carolina Press, 1952

Maxwell, William Q. Lincoln's fifth wheel: The political New York: Longmans, 1956 history of the United States Sanitary Commission

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Collection in Civil War Medicine

Meaney, Peter J. The prison ministry of Father Peter Athens, Ga., etc.: Georgia Reprinted from the Georgia Historical Quarterly, Whelan: Georgia priest and Historical Society, 1987 vol. 71, no. 1 (spring 1987). Confederate chaplain

[Medical and surgical monographs] 1862-64 A collection of 19 monographs concerning issues of military medicine during the Civil War bound into one volume. Many are publications of the United States Sanitary Commission. Check Lister Hill Library's online catalog for a list of monographs included.

Medical recipe book from Stoystown, Stoystown, PA, 1866 Pennsylvania

Medical Society of the Transactions of the Medical Society of Albany, NY: [s. n.], 1858, 1863- Volumes for 1863-1864 contain articles on Civil State of New York the State of New York 1864 War medicine.

Medical Society of Confederate medicine, 1861-1865 / [Richmond, Va.: The Society, Reprint of the Virginia Medical Monthly, vol. 88, Virginia presented by the Medical Society of 1961] no. 10, pages 573-628 Virginia with the cooperation of the Richmond Academy of Medicine and the Virginia Civil War Commission

Mescher, Virginia Historic uses of herbs in the mid- Burke, VA: Nature’s Finest, nineteenth century and home 1993 remedies, including medical, beauty, and household usages of herbs

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Collection in Civil War Medicine

Miller, Francis Trevelyan Prisons and hospitals. Photographic New York: Castle Books, 1957. history of the Civil War, v. 7.

Mitchell, John Kearlsey, Remote consequences of injuries of Philadelphia: Lea Brothers & [LHL Collection] 1859-1917 nerves, and their treatment. An Co., 1895 examination of the present condition of wounds received 1863-65, with additional illustrative cases

Mitchell, Silas Weir, 1829- Gunshot wounds and other injuries of San Francisco: Norman American Civil War Surgery Series; 3. Reprint. 1914 nerves Publishing, 1989 Originally published: Philadelphia: Lippincott, 1864.

Mitchell, Silas Weir, 1829- Injuries of the nerves and their Philadelphia: Lippincott, 1872 First edition. S. Weir Mitchell, one of the great 1914 consequences figures of American medicine, based this classic work on his extensive experiences during the Civil War while working at the Turner’s Lane Hospital in Philadelphia. There he treated hundreds of soldiers with peripheral nerve wounds. Mitchell, Silas Weir, 1829- The medical department in the Civil Chicago: American Medical Reprinted from The Journal of the American 1914 War Association, 1914 Medical Association, May 9, 1914, vol. LXII, pp. 1445-1450.

Monteiro, Aristides War reminiscences by the surgeon of Richmond, VA: [s. n.], 1890 Mosby’s command

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Moore, Frank, 1828-1904 Women of the war: their heroism and Hartford, Conn.: S.S. Scranton, self-sacrifice 1866

Moore, Samuel Preston, A manual of military surgery: Richmond: Ayres & Wade, 1863 First edition. Written by order of the 1813-1889 prepared for the use of the Confederate States of America Surgeon Confederate States Army by order of General's Office. Library also has 1989 reprint the Surgeon-General published by Norman Publishing (American Civil War Surgery Series, no. 2).

Moore, Samuel Preston, Regulations for the army of the San Francisco: Norman Reprint (American Civil War Medical Series, 1813-1889 Confederate States Publishing, 1992 no.8). Biographical introduction on Samuel Preston Moore by Ira M. Rutkow. Contains the regulations of the C.S.A. Medical Department. Library also has 1862 original (see Confederate States of American War Dept.).

Morris, Sylvia Burbank Jerome: to my beloved companion. Cullman, AL: Sylvia Morris, 1996 Jerome was a Wisconsin surgeon in the Union Letters of a Civil War surgeon to his Army. wife at home...

Morrison, James A. Personal diary 1863-1864 Bound with financial accounts lists at end; accompanied by genealogical research including photocopies of muster rolls.

Morton, William Thomas The use of ether as an anesthetic at Chicago: American Medical Green, 1819-1868 the Battle of the Wilderness in the Association, 1904 Civil War

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Collection in Civil War Medicine

Mott, Valentine, 1785- Pain and anaesthetics: an essay, Washington: Government Prepared by request of the Sanitary 1865 introductory to a series of surgical and Printing Office, 1862 Commission. medical monographs

Mottelay, Paul F. & T. The Soldier in our Civil War: a pictorial New York: Stanley Bradley Pub. Campbell-Copeland history of the conflict, 1861-1865, Co., 1890 (Eds.) illustrating the valor of the soldier as displayed on the battlefield / from sketches drawn by Forbes ... [et al.]

Munden, Kenneth White The Union: a guide to federal archives Washington, DC: National Originally published: Guide to federal archives relating to the Civil War Archives and Records relating to the Civil War. Administration, 1998

Murphy, John M. & Confederate rifles and muskets: Newport Beach, CA: Graphic Howard Michael Madaus infantry small arms manufactured in Publishers, 1996 the Southern Confederacy, 1861-1865

Murray, George W. A History of George W. Murray, and Northampton, MA: Trumbull & his long confinement at Andersonville, Gere, 1865? Ga. Also the starvation and death of his three brothers, at the same place.

Murray, John Ogden, The immortal six hundred: a story of Winchester, Va.: Eddy Press, 1840-1921 cruelty to Confederate prisoners of 1905 war

Musicant, Ivan Divided waters: the naval history of [New York]: Harper Collins the Civil War Publishers, 1995

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Collection in Civil War Medicine

Neil, Alexander, 1838- Alexander Neil and the last Shippensburg, PA: White Mane 1901; Richard R. Duncan, Shenandoah Valley Campaign: letters Publishing Co., 1996 ed. of an army surgeon to his family, 1864

New York Academy of Report of committee on military Knoxville, TN: Bohemian Reprint. Originally published in 1861 by S. S. & Medicine surgery to the surgical section of the Brigade, 1996 W. Wood in New York. Title on cover: "Report New York Academy of Medicine on military hygiene and therapeutics."

Newberry, John Strong, Report on the condition of the troops, Cleveland: Fairbanks Benedict Sanitary Commission Series No. 36. 1822-1892 and the operations of the Sanitary & Co., 1861 Commission in the valley of the Mississippi: for the three months ending November 30th, 1861

Newberry, John Strong, Report on the sanitary condition of S.l.: U.S. Sanitary Commission, Sanitary Commission Series No. 27. 1822-1892 the U.S. troops in the Mississippi 1861 Valley during the month of August

Newberry, John Strong, A visit to Fort Donelson, Tenn., for the New York: The Commission, Sanitary Commission Series No. 42. 1822-1892 relief of the wounded of Feb'y 15, 1862 1862: a letter

Newcomb, Mary A. Four years of personal reminiscences Chicago: H. S. Mills & Co., 1893 Signed: Mary A. Newcomb of the war

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Nightingale, Florence Notes on hospitals....With evidence London: John W. Parker and First edition. In the present work, Nightingale 1820-1910 given to the Royal Commission ERS on Son, 1859 applied her extensive knowledge of military the state of the army in 1857 hospitals to their civilian counterparts, which she discovered to be just as poorly designed and administered. It was her revolutionary thesis that the high rate of mortality, then invariable in large hospitals, was preventable and unnecessary. It was the most exhaustive study to date of hospital planning and administration. Noll, Arthur Howard, ed. Doctor Quintard, Chaplain C. S. A. and Harrisonburg, VA: Sprinkle Reprint of original edition, published in 1905 by Second Bishop of Tennessee: being his Publications, 1999 University Press of Sewanee Tennessee. story of the war (1861-1865)

Notes of hospital life from November, Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott & 1861, to August, 1863 Co., 1864

Nott, Charles C. Sketches in prison camps: a New York: A. D. F. Randolph, Experiences in two Texas prison camps, Camp continuation of Sketches of the war 1865 (New York: John J. Reed) Groce and Camp Ford.

Oakes, Sr. Mary Paulinus Angels of mercy: an eyewitness Baltimore: Cathedral account of Civil War and yellow fever Foundation Press, 1998 by a Sister of Mercy

Olmsted, Frederic Law, Hospital transports: a memoir of the Boston: Ticknor and Fields, First edition. Library owns 2 copies. 1822-1903 embarkation of the sick and wounded 1863 from the peninsula of Virginia in the summer of 1862

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Olmsted, Frederic Law, Report of a preliminary survey of the Washington: The Commission, Sanitary Commission Series No. 16. 1822-1903 camps of a portion of the volunteer 1861. By the Resident Secretary, Fred. Law Olmsted. forces near Washington

Olmsted, Frederic Law, Revised general instructions for camp Washington: The Commission, Sanitary Commission Series No. 51. 1822-1903 inspections 1862

Olmsted, Frederic Law, Rules of the central office Washington: The Commission, Sanitary Commission Series No. 53. Proposal for 1822-1903 1862 the Sanitary Commission.

Olmsted, Frederic Law, What they have to do who stay at Washington: s. n., 1862 Sanitary Commission Series No. 50. 1822-1903 home: November, 1862

Olnhausen, Mary Phinney Adventures of an army nurse in two Boston: Little, Brown, and Co., Edited from the diary and correspondence of von; James Phinney wars 1903 Mary Phinney von Olnhausen. Munroe, ed.

Opium Eating. An autobiographical Philadelphia: Claxton, Remsen First edition. "Very vivid descriptions of the sketch. By an habituate & Haffelfinger, 1876 diseases and hardships of Andersonville and Florence..." Nevins, 1:199. The author enlisted in the Army as a drummer in 1861 at the age of 16. Two years later he was captured and moved to various prison camps in Richmond, Danville, and finally Andersonville. He describes the wounds, illnesses, and sanitary conditions in detail. Ordronaux, John, 1830- Hints on health in armies, for the use New York: D. Van Nostrand, 2nd edition, with additions. 1908 of volunteer officers 1863

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Ordronaux, John, 1830- Hints on the preservation of health in San Francisco: Norman Reprint (American Civil War Medical Series, no. 1908 armies for the use of volunteer Publishing, 1990 1). Originally published: New York: Appleton, officers and soldiers 1861. Bound with Manual of instructions for military surgeons (orig. pub: New York: Van Nostrand, 1863).

Ordronaux, John, 1830- Manual of instructions for military San Francisco: Norman Reprint (American Civil War Medical Series, 1908 surgeons on the examination of Publishing, 1990 no.1). Originally published: New York: Van recruits and discharge of soldiers Nostrand, 1863. Bound with Hints on the preservation of health in armies (orig. pub: New York: Appleton, 1861).

Ordronaux, John, 1830- Report to the U.S. Sanitary New York: Sanford, Harroun & 1908 Commission: on a system for the Co., 1864 economical relief of disabled soldiers, and on certain proposed amendments to our present pension laws

Otis, George Alexander, A report of surgical cases treated in Washington: Govt. Print. Off., Circular No. 3. 1830-1881 the Army of the United States from 1871 1865 to 1871

Otis, George Alexander, A report on amputations at the hip- Washington: Govt. Print. Off., Circular No. 7. Contains Otis' first surgical case 1830-1881 joint in military surgery 1867 report derived from Civil War experiences. Noted for spectacular plates. Library's copy 2 bound with spine title: Hip-joint amputations.

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Otis, George Alexander, A report on excisions of the head of Washington: Govt. Print. Off., Circular No. 2. 1830-1881 the femur for gunshot injury 1869

Otis, George Alexander, A report to the Surgeon-General on Washington: Govt. Print. Off., 1830-1881 the transport of the sick and wounded 1877 by pack animals…

Owen, Urban Grammar, Letters to Laura : a Confederate Nashville, Tenn. : Tunstede, Letters written by Urban Grammar Owen to his 1833-1903 surgeon's impressions of four years of c1996. wife Laura Ann Dobson Owen between 1861 war and 1865. Accompanied by supplement genealogic charts.

Packard, John Hooker A manual of minor surgery San Francisco: Norman Part of Norman's published American Civil War Publishing, 1990 Surgery Series (no.10). Originally published: Philadelphia: Lippincott, 1863

Palfrey, Francis Winthrop Have we the best possible ambulance Boston: Walker, Wise, and Co., Reprinted from the Christian Examiner, January system? 1864 1864.

Palmer, Sarah A. The story of Aunt Becky’s army-life New York: John F. Trow & Co., 1868

Parrish, Edward A treatise on pharmacy designed as a Philadelphia: Blanchard & Lea, text-book for the student... 1864

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Parrish, T. Michael and Confederate imprints: a bibliography Austin, TX: Jenkins Publishing Robert M. Willingham, Jr. of Southern publications from Co., 1985 secession to surrender

Pate, James P., ed. When this evil war is over: the Tuscaloosa: University of correspondence of the Francis family, Alabama Press, c2006 1860-1865

Patriot Daughters of Hospital scenes after the Battle of Gettysburg, PA: G. Craig Caba, Lancaster Gettysburg July 1863 by the Patriot 1993 Daughters of Lancaster

Patterson, Gerard A. Debris of battle: the wounded of Mechanicsburg, PA: Stackpole Gettysburg Books, 1997

Patton, William Weston Report on the condition of camps and Chicago: Dunlop, Sewell & Sanitary Commission Series No. 38. and and R.N. Isham hospitals: at Cairo and vicinity, Spalding, 1861 Paducah and St. Louis

Pember, Phoebe Yates, A Southern woman’s story: life in Jackson, TN: McCowat-Mercer 1823-1913 Confederate Richmond… Press, 1959

[Perry, John Gardner, Letters from a surgeon of the Civil Boston: Little, Brown and Co., 1840-1926]; Perry, War compiled by Martha Derby 1906 Martha Derby Perry...

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Petrie, Stewart J. Letters and journal of a Civil War [Raleigh, NC]: Pentland Press, surgeon Inc., 1998

The pharmacopoeia of the United Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott, Issued by the National Convention for Revising States of America 1863 the Pharmacopoeia.

Pittsburgh Sanitary First report, address and proceedings Pittsburgh: W. S. Haven, 1863 Committee of the Pittsburgh Sanitary Committee

Porcher, Francis Peyer, Resources of the southern fields and Richmond, VA, Charleston, 1825-1895 forests, medical, economical, and Steampower Press of Evans & agricultural. Being also a medical Cogswell, 1863 botany of the Confederate States; with practical information on the useful properties of the trees, plants, and shrubs Porter, Mary Harriet Eliza Chappell Porter: a memoir New York: Fleming H. Revell co., c1892

Powell, Ransom J., 1849- The Civil War memoirs of Little Red Cumberland, MD: Harold L. 1899; Harold L. Scott, ed. Cap: a drummer boy at Andersonville Scott, 1997 Prison

Power, John Hatch Anatomy of the arteries of the human Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott, Library also has 1863 imprint. body descriptive and surgical with the 1862 descriptive anatomy of the heart

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Powers, Elvira J. Hospital pencillings; being a diary Boston: Edward L. Mitchell, while in Jefferson General Hospital, 1866 Jeffersonville, Ind., and others at Nashville Tennessee as matron and visitor

Quintard, Charles Todd, Doctor Quintard, chaplain C. S. A. and Harrisonburg, Va.: Sprinkle Reprint of original edition, published in 1905 by 1824-1898 second bishop of Tennessee: being his Publications, 1999. University Press of Sewanee Tennessee. Edited story of the war (1861-1865) and extended by Arthur Howard Noll.

Redpath, James, 1833- The public life of Capt. John Brown: Boston: Thayer and Eldridge, 1891 with … 1860

Reed, William Howell, Hospital life in the Army of the Boston: William V. Spencer, 1837-1914 Potomac 1866

Rhodes, James Ford, History of the United States: from the New York; Macmillan, 1913- 8 volumes. Vol. 8 has title: History of the United 1848-1927 compromise of 1850 to the final 1919 States from Hayes to McKinley, 1877-1896. restoration of home rule at the South in 1877

Richard, J. Fraise The Florence Nightingale of the New York: Broadway Publishing Mrs. Newsom's experiences were identified Southern Army: experiences of Mrs. Co., 1914 mainly with the Confederate Army of Ella K. Newsom, Confederate Nurse in Tennessee, in the hospitals of Bowling Green, the Great War of 1861-65 Nashville, Memphis, Chattanooga, Abingdon, Atlanta and Corinth.

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Richmond Academy of Confederate medicine, 1861-1865 / Richmond, Va.: The Society, Reprint of the Virginia Medical Monthly, vol. 88, Medicine presented by the Medical Society of 1961 no. 10, pages 573-628 Virginia with the cooperation of the Richmond Academy of Medicine and the Virginia Civil War Commission

Ropes, Hannah Anderson Civil War nurse: the diary and letters Knoxville: University of of Hannah Ropes/ edited, with Tennessee Press, c1980. introduction and commentary by John R. Brumgardt

Russell, Mike Collector's guide to Civil War period Herndon, VA: Russell 3rd edition, with revised prices and text, and bottles and jars (with prices) Publications, 1998 additional listings photographs.

Sargent, Fitzwilliam W., On bandaging, and other operations Philadelphia: Blanchard and New edition, revised and enlarged. 1820-1889 of minor surgery... Lea, 1859

Sargent, Fitzwilliam W., On bandaging and other operations of Philadelphia: Blanchard and "New edition, with an additional chapter on 1820-1889 minor surgery Lea, 1862 [c1855] military surgery, by W. F. Atlee, M.D."

Savitt, Todd Lee Medicine and slavery: diseases and Urbana: University of Illinois health care of blacks in antebellum Press, 1978 Virginia

Schaadt, Mark J. Civil War medicine, an illustrated Quincy, IL: Cedarwood history Publishing, 1998

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Schildt, John W. Antietam hospitals Chewsville, MD: Antietam Publications, 1987

Schildt, John W. Hunter Holmes McGuire: Doctor in Chewsville, MD: John W. gray Schildt, 1986

Schroeder-Lein, Glenna The encyclopedia of Civil War Armonk, N.Y.: M.E. Sharpe, Inc., R. medicine. 2008.

Schuppert, Moritz, 1817- A treatise on gun-shot wounds: New Orleans: Bulletin Book and Library also has reprint (San Francisco: Norman 1887 written for and dedicated to the Job Office, 1861 Publishing, 1990). surgeons of the Confederate States Army

Scott, Harold L. The Civil War hospitals at Cumberland Cumberland, MD: Harold L. & Clarysville, Maryland Scott, 1995

Sherwood, Robert Abe Lincoln in Illinois: a play in twelve New York: C. Scribner's Sons, With a foreword by Carl Sandburg. Emmet, 1896-1955 scenes 1939.

Shura, Mary Francis Gentle Annie: the true story of a Civil New York: Scholastic, Inc., 1991 War nurse

Shutes, Milton H. Lincoln and the doctors: a medical New York: The Pioneer Press, Copy number 80 of a limited edition of 550 narrative of the life of Abraham April 15, 1933 copies, signed by the author. Lincoln

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Sickles, Daniel Edgar Trial of the Hon. Daniel Sickles for New York: Robert M. De Witt, shooting Philip Barton Key, Esq., (U.S. [between 1871 and 1876] District Attorney, of Washington, D.C.) February 27, 1859: preceded by an introduction giving sketches of the previous career of many of the principal personages engaged in the Washington tragedy.

Silliman, Justus M.; A New Canaan private in the Civil New Canaan, CT: New Canaan Edward Marcus, ed. War: letters of Justus M. Silliman, Historical Society, 1984 17th Connecticut Volunteers

Smith, Adelaide W. Reminiscences of an army nurse New York: Greaves Publishing during the Civil War Co., 1911

Smith, Edward Parmlee, Incidents of the United States Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott & 1827-1876 Christian Commission Co., 1869

Smith, George Winston Medicines for the Union Army: the New York: Pharmaceutical Originally published 1962 by the American United States Army laboratories Products Press, 2001 Institute for the History of Pharmacy, Madison, during the Civil War WI.

Smith, Stephen Hand-book of surgical operations New York: Bailliere Brothers, Library also has the 1990 reprint published by 1862 Norman Publishing (The American Civil War Surgery Series, no.8)

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Smith, William Mervale, b. Swamp doctor: the diary of a Union Mechanicsburg, PA: Stackpole 1825 surgeon in the Virginia and North Books, c2001 Carolina marshes / edited by Thomas P. Lowry

Snow, John, 1813-1858 On chloroform and other Park Ridge, IL: Wood Library, Facsimile of the 1858 (London: J. Churchill) anaesthetics, their actions and 1989 edition. administrations

Snowden and Brother Catalogue of surgical and dental San Francisco: Norman Reprint. Originally published: Philadelphia, instruments, elastic trusses, medical Publishing, 1997 1860. saddle bags, abdominal supporters, In: Surgical and dental instrument catalogues shoulder braces and druggists from the Civil War era: Snowden and Brother sundries (1860) and John Weiss and Son (1863).

Snowden and Brother, Surgical and dental instruments San Francisco: Norman Pub. in First work originally published under title: and John Weiss and Son catalogues from the Civil War era: association with the National Catalogue of surgical and dental instruments, Snowden and Brother (1860) and John Museum of Health and elastic trusses, medical saddle bags, abdominal Weiss and Son (1863) / with a new Medicine, Armed Forces supporters, shoulder braces, and druggists' introduction by James M. Edmonson Institute of Pathology, 1997. sundries; 2nd work originally published under title: A catalogue of surgical instruments, apparatus, appliances, etc. Souder, Emily Bliss Leaves from the battle-field of Philadelphia: Caxton Press, Thacher Gettysburg: a series of letters from a 1864 field hospital

Southern Historical Southern Historical Society Papers Richmond, VA: Broadfoot Facsimile, 52 vols. with 3 vol. index. Society Publishing Co., 1990

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Spencer, Ambrose A narrative of Andersonville: drawn New York: Harper & Brothers, from the evidence elicited on the trial 1866. of Henry Wirz, the jailer; with the argument of Col. N.P. Chipman, Judge Advocate

Stark, Richard B. and Surgical care of the Confederate 1959 [In]: United States Armed Forces medical Janet C. Stark States Army journal, Vol. 10, No. 1, Jan. 1959, pp. 50-68.

Stearns, Amanda Akin The lady nurse of Ward E New York: Baker & Taylor Amanda Stearns worked at Armory Hospital in Company, 1909 Washington DC April 1863 to July 1864.

Stearns, Amos Edward, The Civil War diary of Amos E. Rutherford [N.J.]: Fairleigh 1833- Stearns, a prisoner at Andersonville / Dickinson University Press; edited by Leon Basile London: Associated University Presses, c1981

Steiner, Lewis Henry, Report of Lewis H. Steiner, M.D., New York: Anson D. F. 1827-1892 inspector of the Sanitary Commission, Randolph, 1862 containing a diary kept during the rebel occupation of Frederick, MD, and an account of the operations of the U.S. Sanitary Commission ...

Sterkx, H. E. Partners in rebellion: Alabama women Rutherford, NJ: Fairleigh in the Civil War Dickinson University Press, 1970

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Sterkx, H. E. Some notable Alabama women during University, Alabama: Alabama the Civil War Civil War Centennial Commission, 1962

Stevens, George T., Three years in the sixth corps: a Time-Life Books Inc., 1984 Reprint. Originally published: Albany, NY: S. R. 1832-1921 concise narrative of events in the Gray, 1866. The author served as surgeon with Army of the Potomac from 1861 to the 77th New York 1862-1864. the close of the Rebellion, April 1865

Stevenson, B. F. Letters from the Army, 1862-1864 Cincinnati: Robert Clarke & Co., First edition. The multitude of letters in this Civil 1886 War account were written by a surgeon of the Twenty-Second Kentucky Infantry. Much detailed information as to dates, places, events, and people are contained in this volume. One of the best primary sources of the daily activities of a regimental surgeon, both during and between battles.

Stevenson, William G. Thirteen months in the Rebel Army: New York: A. S. Barnes & Burr, First edition. being a narrative of personal… 1862

Stille, Charles Janeway, History of the United States Sanitary Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott, Limited edition of 125 copies printed (this copy 1819-1899 Commission: being the general report 1866 is unnumbered). of its work during the War of the Rebellion

Stimson, Lewis Atterbury, Civil War memories of Lewis A. New York: Knickerbocker Press, In: Lewis Atterbury Stimson, M.D. [by E. L. 1843-1924; Edward Stimson, M.D. 1918 Keyes] Lawrence Keyes, ed.

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Stout, Samuel Letter, written in ink by S. H. Stout, Dated Atlanta, March 9, 1863 Hollingsworth, 1822-1903 Medical Director of Hospitals, C. S. A., to Col. B.S. Ewell, protesting the draft of his carpenters into the army, leaving hospitals unfinished.

Strait, Newton Allen Roster of all regimental surgeons and Washington: U.S. Pension assistant surgeons in the late war… Office, 1882

Stromeyer, Georg Gunshot fractures Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott, First American edition. Translated by S.F. Friedrich Louis, 1804- 1862 Statham. Bound with Resection in gunshot 1876 injuries by Friedrich von Esmarch.

Strong, George A brief outline of what the U. S. [New York: s. n.], 1861 United States Sanitary Commission. Circular Templeton, 1820-1875 Sanitary Commission has done and is letter. doing: and to submit to you the question, whether the public can afford to let this work be abandoned for want of means to carry it on

Strong, George The diary of George Templeton Strong New York: Macmillan Co., 1952 4 volumes. Templeton; Allan Nevins 1835-1875 and Milton H. Thomas, eds.

Swinburne, John, 1820- Compound and comminuted gun-shot Albany: Van Benthuysen's Reprint from the Transactions of the Medical 1889 fractures of the thigh: and means for Steam Printing House, 1864 Society of the State of New York, 1864. their transportations, etc.

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Taylor, Benjamin F., Pictures of life in camp and field Chicago: S. C. Griggs & 2nd edition; first published in 1872 with title: 1819-1887 Company, 1875 Mission Ridge and Lookout Mountain, with pictures of life in camp and field.

Taylor, Susie King; A black woman’s Civil War memoirs: New York: M. Wiener Other title: "Reminiscences of my Life in Camp Patricia W. Romero, ed. reminiscences of my life in camp with Publishers, c1988 with the 33rd U.S. Colored Troops, Late 1st the 33rd U. S. Colored Troops, late 1st South Carolina Volunteers". South Carolina Volunteers

Taylor, William Henry, De quibus; discourses and essays Richmond, VA: Bell Book and 1835-1917 Stationary Co., 1908

Thomson, Anthony Todd A conspectus of the pharmacopoeias New York: Henry G. Langley, of the London, Edinburgh, and Dublin 1844 Colleges of Physicians…

Toynbee, Joseph The diseases of the ear: their nature, Philadelphia: Blanchard & Lea, diagnosis, and treatment 1860

Tripler, Charles Stuart & Hand-book for the military surgeon: Cincinnati: Robert Clarke & Co., Library also has the 1989 reprint published by George Curtis Blackman being a compendium of the duties of 1861 Norman Publishing (The American Civil War the medical officer in the field, the Surgery Series, no.7) sanitary management of the camp, the preparation of the food, etc...

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Tumblety, Francis A few passages in the life of Dr. Cincinnati: published by the Francis Tumblety, the Indian herb author, 1866. doctor: including his experience in the old Capitol Prison...

U. S. A. War Department Prescription Portland, ME; March 5, 1862 - Book for Fort Preble November 18, 1865

Underhill, Joshua W.; Helena to Vicksburg: A Civil War Lincoln Center, MA: Heritage Christopher Morss, ed. odyssey. The personal diary of Joshua House, 2000 Whittington Underhill, Surgeon, 46th Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry. 23 October 1862-21 July 1863.

United Daughters of the South Carolina women in the Columbia, SC: The State 2 vols. Confederacy. South Confederacy Company, 1903-1907 Carolina Division.

United States. 40th Memorial of Clara Barton, praying the Mis. Doc. No. 57, 1869 Congress. 3d Session, passage of an act for the purpose of 1869-1870. Senate remedying any defect in the existing laws in retaliation to the payment of bounties, back pay, and pensions

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United States. Army. Invoice of medicines, instruments, 1847 Invoice of medical supplies, with personal Hospital Dept. hospital stores . . . contained in 1 addressee, signature, numbers, and a few package, marked U. S. A. Hospital names of supplies handwritten. Printed place of Department, A. A. Surgeon Dickenson, origin New York scratched off and replaced with mouth of Rio Grande Camargo, Mexico. This Camargo may be Camargo, Tamaulipas, on the Rio Grande. Signed: "S. P. [or L.P.?] Moony, Asst. Surgeon, Med. Purveyor, 12th May 1847."

United States Army Regulations for the Medical Washington: Bowman printers, Medical Department Department of the Army 1860

United States Army Roster of regimental surgeons and Gaithersburg, MD: Olde Soldier Reprint. Medical Department assistant surgeons in the U.S. Army Books, Inc., [1989?] Medical Department during the Civil War

United States Army Catalogue of the United States Army Washington: Government [Pt. 1] Catalogue of the surgical section / by A. Medical Museum Medical Museum Printing Office, 1866-67 A. Woodhull, 1866 -- [Pt. 2] Catalogue of the medical section / by J. J. Woodward, 1867 -- [Pt. 3] Catalogue of the microscopical section / by Edward Curtis, 1867.

United States Christian Annual report / United States Philadelphia, Pa.: The 1st and 2nd Annual Reports. Commission Christian Commission, for the army Commission, 1863-1865 and navy

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United States Christian Facts, principles and progress: [Davenport, IA: Amazon Facsimile. Originally published: Philadelphia: C. Commission October, 1863 Drygoods, 19??] Sherman, Son & Co., Printer, 1863.

United States. Congress. Report [of] the Committee on Military Washington: Government United States. Congress. Senate. Report No. 89. Senate. Committee on Affairs and the Militia, to whom was Printing Office, 1863 Committee chairman was Henry Wilson. Military Affairs and the Militia referred the petition of Dr. William T. G. Morton, asking compensation for the discovery and gift to his country and mankind of the application of ethereal vapor as a safe and practical anaesthesia, or pain-subduing agent

United States Navy Official records of the Union and Harrisburg, PA: National Facsimile, 31 vols, including an index. Department, Naval War Confederate navies in the war of the Historical Society: Broadfoot Records Office rebellion Publishing, 1987

United States Provost Statistics, medical and Washington: Govt. Print. Off., Library owns 2 copies. Marshal General’s anthropological, of the Provost 1875 Bureau Marshal-General’s Bureau, derived from the records of the examination for military service in the armies of the United States during the late War of the Rebellion...

United States Sanitary Appeal of the executive finance New York: The Commission, Sanitary Commission Series No. 16. Commission committee in the city of New York 1861

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United States Sanitary Associate members of the U. S. Washington: The Commission, Sanitary Commission Series No. 34 Commission Sanitary Commission: December 7th, 1861 1861

United States Sanitary Associate members of the U. S. Washington: The Commission, Sanitary Commission Series No. 12 Commission Sanitary Commission: June 29th, 1861 1861

United States Sanitary Associate members of the U. S. New York: The Commission, Sanitary Commission Series No. 33 Commission Sanitary Commission: March 15th, 1862 1862

United States Sanitary Camp inspection return Washington: The Commission, Sanitary Commission Series No. 19a Commission 1861

United States Sanitary Camp inspection return ... [Form A-C] New York?: The Commission, Sanitary Commission Series No. 19, Form A Commission 1862

United States Sanitary A collection of the papers of the Washington: The Commission, Sanitary Commission Series No. 25, Being a Commission Sanitary Commission: September 1, 1861 reprint of nos. 1-3, 5, 7, 10, 15-17, 20-22 1861.

United States Sanitary The Committee to whom was referred New York: The Commission, Sanitary Commission Series No. 30. Commission the subjects of examinations of 1862 volunteers and other officers of the Army from civil life, and of reserves

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United States Sanitary Documents of the U.S. Sanitary New York: 1861-1866 Includes reports and supplements. John Shaw Commission Commission. Numbers 1-96. Billings understood the significance of the ephemeral publications and chose to have them listed separately in the Index-Catalogue of the Library of the Surgeon-General's Office, United States Army. They appear in the first series, volume 14, pp. 1011-1012. The Reynolds' collection includes all of the items listed in the Index-Catalogue with the exception of nos. 4, 5, 6, 7, 11, 13, 15, 18, 58, 60, and 83.

United States Sanitary General instructions to sanitary Washington: The Commission, Sanitary Commission Series No. 242. Commission inspectors 1861

United States Sanitary Hospital transports: a memoir of the Boston: Ticknor and Fields, First Edition. Library owns 2 copies. Commission embarkation of the sick and wounded 1863. from the peninsula of Virginia in the summer of 1862

United States Sanitary Hygiene. Washington, D.C.: The Sanitary Commission Series No. 9. Commission Commission, 1861

United States Sanitary Instructions to general inspectors Washington: The Commission, Sanitary Commission Series No. 52. Commission concerning certain campaign duties 1862

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United States Sanitary Letter from the acting Surgeon Washington: The Commission, Sanitary Commission Series No. 2. Commission General to the Secretary of War, 1861 advising the institution of a commission, to be styled "A commission of inquiry and advice in respect of the sanitary interests of the United States forces"...

United States Sanitary [Letter to] Abraham Lincoln, President New York: The Commission, Sanitary Commission Series No. 47. Commission of the United States. 1862

United States Sanitary [Letter] to all loyal citizens of the New York: The Commission, Sanitary Commission Series No. 442. Commission United States. 1862

United States Sanitary Letter to the President of the United New York: The Commission, Sanitary Commission Series No. 73. Commission States, concerning the removal of 1866 Surgeon-General W. A. Hammond

United States Sanitary [Letter] to the President of the United New York: The Commission, Letter to the President on the measures Commission States [from the Executive Committee 1862 necessary to protect the lives of the new levee of the Sanitary Commission, July 21st, of troops to be called into the field. 1862.] Sanitary Commission Series No. 43.

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United States Sanitary Narrative of privations and sufferings Philadelphia: King & Baird, Has four woodcut prints, based on photographs Commission of the United States officers and printers, 1864 of emaciated Union soldiers who were soldiers while prisoners of war in the imprisoned at Belle Isle, and an appendix hands of the rebel authorities … containing the testimony. The library also has an edition of this work published, Boston: Office of "Littell's Living Age", [1864?].

United States Sanitary [Notification of election as an Washington: The Commission, Sanitary Commission Series No. 10. Commission associate member.] 1861

United States Sanitary Origin and objects of the Sanitary New York: The Commission, Sanitary Commission Series No. 22. Commission Commission, August 13th, 1861. 1861

United States Sanitary Plan of organization: for "the Washington: The Commission, Sanitary Commission Series No. 3. Commission commission of inquiry and advice in 1861 respect of the sanitary interests of the United States forces."

United States Sanitary Provision for the soldiers disabled in New York: The Commission, Sanitary Commission Series No. 49. Commission the war. 1862 Letter of Henry W. Bellows, president, to Stephen G. Perkins, requesting him to study the military pension systems of the principal European nations.

United States Sanitary A record of certain resolutions of the Washington: The Commission, Sanitary Commission Series No. 21. Commission Sanitary Commission, passed in the 1861? second, third, and fourth sessions.

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United States Sanitary Report concerning the Woman's New York: Wm. C. Bryant, Sanitary Commission Series No. 32. Commission Central Association of Relief at New printers, 1861 York: to the U.S. Sanitary Commission at Washington

United States Sanitary Report of a committee appointed by New York: Wm. C. Bryant & Co., Sanitary Commission Series No. 31. Commission resolution of the Sanitary 1861 Commission, to prepare a paper on the use of quinine as a prophylactic against malarious diseases

United States Sanitary [Report of] the Committee appointed Washington: The Commission, Sanitary Commission Series No. 23. Commission on the 29th inst.: to visit the military 1861 Signed: Wm. H. Van Buren, M.D., C.R. Agnew, general hospitals in and around M.D. Washington, and to ascertain their condition and the wants of the sick and wounded volunteers

United States Sanitary Report of a committee of the Philadelphia: Collins, 1862 Sanitary Commission Series; M. Commission associate members of the Sanitary Commission on dysentery

United States Sanitary Report of a committee of the Boston: J. E. Farwell, 1862 Commission associate medical members of the Sanitary Commission, on the subject of continued fevers

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United States Sanitary Report of a committee of the Washington: Government Signed: William A. Hammond, Chairman. Commission associate medical members of the Printing Office, 1862 Library has another edition published: Sanitary Commission on the subject of Washington, M'Gill & Witherow, Printers, 1863. scurvy with special reference to practice in the Army and Navy

United States Sanitary Report of a preliminary survey of the Washington: The Commission, Sanitary Commission Series No. 16. Commission camps of a portion of the volunteer 1861. By the Resident Secretary, Fred. Law Olmsted. forces near Washington

United States Sanitary Reports on the operations of the New York: Wm. C. Bryant, 1863 Sanitary Commission Series No. 57. Commission inspectors and relief agents of the By J. H. Douglas and C. W. Brink. Sanitary Commission: after the battle of Fredericksburg, December 13, 1862

United States Sanitary A report to the secretary of war of the Washington: McGill & Sanitary Commission Series No. 40. Commission operations of the Sanitary Witherow, 1861 Commission, and upon the sanitary conditions of the volunteer army, its medical staff, hospitals, and hospital supplies

United States Sanitary Resolutions passed by Sanitary Washington: The Commission, Sanitary Commission Series No. 20. Commission Committee in session, Monday, July 1861 29, and ordered to be sent to the President, heads of the departments, and to both houses of Congress

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United States Sanitary Revised general instructions for camp Washington: The Commission, Sanitary Commission Series No. 51. Commission inspections 1862 Signed: Fred. Law Olmsted, general secretary.

United States Sanitary Rules of the central office Washington: The Commission, Sanitary Commission Series No. 53. Commission 1862 Signed: Fred. Law Olmsted, general secretary

United States Sanitary The Sanitary Commission is daily New York: The Commission, Sanitary Commission Series No. 48. Commission answering the requirements of eighty 1862 general military hospitals

United States Sanitary Sanitary memoirs of the War of the New York: 1867-69 Commission Rebellion collected and published by the United States Sanitary commission

United States Sanitary Statement from Rev. Dr. Bellows as to New York: s. n., 1862 Sanitary Commission Series No. 54. Commission the labor and wants of the Commission, October 22, 1862

United States Sanitary To his Excellency the governor of the Washington: The Commission, Sanitary Commission Series No. 8. Commission state of: sir, the Commission of 1861 Inquiry and Advice, in respect of the sanitary condition of the United States forces ...

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United States Sanitary To the Secretary of War Washington? : The Sanitary Commission Series No. 1. Commission Commission?, 1861? Address from representatives of the Woman's Central Association for the Sick and Wounded of the Army, the Advisory Committee of the Boards of Physicans and Surgeons of the Hospitals of New York, and the New York Medical Association for furnishing Hospital Supplies in aid of the Army to the Secretary of War requesting that a commission on sanitary matters be established. United States Sanitary The U.S. sanitary commission in the Cleveland: Fairbanks, Benedict Sanitary Commission Series No. 96. Commission valley of the Mississippi during the & Co., printers, 1871 war of the rebellion, 1861-1866. Final report of Dr. J. Newberry, secretary

The United States Sanitary Boston: Little, Brown and First edition. "...this Book does not originate Commission: a sketch of its purposes Company, 1863 with the United States Sanitary and its work compiled from Commission...But...by one who has served with documents and private papers the Commission from the first..."--probably by Katharine Prescott Wormeley

United States Sanitary Report concerning the Special Relief Boston: Prentiss and Deland, At head of title: U.S. Sanitary Commission. Commission. Boston Service of the U.S. Sanitary 1864 (Executive Committee of Boston Associates.) Branch Commission in Boston, Mass. for the No. 1. year ending March 31, 1864

United States Sanitary Report on the condition of camps and Chicago: Dunlop, Sewell & Sanitary Commission Series No. 38. Commission. Chicago hospitals: at Cairo and vicinity, Spalding, 1861 By W.W. Patton and R.N. Isham. Branch Paducah and St. Louis

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United States Sanitary Report of the Cincinnati Branch, U.S. Cincinnati: s. n., 1865 Commission. Cincinnati Sanitary Commission: from December Branch 1, 1861 to December 1, 1864, three years

United States Sanitary Report of the operations of the Cincinnati: The Commission, Sanitary Commission Series No. 44. Commission. Cincinnati Cincinnati Branch of the United States 1862 Branch Sanitary Commission: to March 1, 1862

United States Sanitary First annual report of the Soldiers' Aid Cleveland: Fairbanks, Benedict, Commission. Cleveland Society, of Northern Ohio . . . to the printers, 1862 Branch U.S. Sanitary Commission, July 1, 1862

United States Sanitary Report of the Soldiers' Aid Society, of Cleveland, Ohio: Fairbanks, Sanitary Commission Series No. 37. Commission. Cleveland Cleveland, Ohio, and its auxiliaries: to Benedict Co., printers, 1861 Branch the U.S. Sanitary Commission, at Washington, November 30, 1861

United States Sanitary Regulations of the New York Agency New York: s. n., 1862 Sanitary Commission Series No. 45. Commission. New York of the Commission, and for its Branch transport service on the Atlantic Coast

United States Sanitary Report of the general superintendent Philadelphia: King & Baird, Commission. Philadelphia of the Philadelphia branch of the U.S. printers, 1866 Branch Sanitary Commission, to the Executive Committee, January 1st, 1866

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United States Sanitary Reports from the Western Louisville: The Commission, Sanitary Commission Series No. 55. Commission. Western Department 1862 Department

United States Surgeon Directions concerning the duties of Washington: Govt. Print. Off., Revised edition of Circular No. 12. General's Office medical purveyors and medical 1863 storekeepers, and the manner of obtaining and accounting for medical and hospital supplies for the army...

United States Surgeon The medical and surgical history of Wilmington, N.C.: Broadfoot 12 volumes. Reprint of: The Medical and surgical General's Office the Civil War Pub. Co., 1990-91 history of the war of the rebellion (1861-65). Library also has the 3 volume index to this set.

United States Surgeon The medical and surgical history of Washington: Govt. Print. Off., 2 volumes in 6 parts. 2 copies. General's Office the War of the Rebellion (1861-65) 1875-88

United States Surgeon The medical department of the United Washington, D.C.: Surgeon Compiled under the direction of the surgeon General's Office States army: from 1775 to 1873 General's Office, 1873 general by Harvey E. Brown.

United States Surgeon Reflex paralysis Washington: Surgeon General’s Circular No. 6. General's Office Office, March 10, 1864

United States Surgeon A report on amputations at the hip- Washington: Govt. Printing Off., Circular No. 7; Written by George A. Otis. General's Office joint in military surgery 1867 Library's copy 2 bound with spine title: Hip-joint amputations.

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United States Surgeon A report on barracks and hospitals: Washington: Govt. Print. Off., Circular No. 4 General's Office with descriptions of military posts 1870

United States Surgeon A report on excisions of the head of Washington: Govt. Print. Off., Circular No. 2. General's Office the femur for gunshot injury 1869

United States Surgeon A report on the hygiene of the United Washington: Govt. Printing Off., Circular No. 8. General's Office States Army with descriptions of 1875 military posts United States Surgeon Report on hygiene of the United New York: Lewis, 1974. Reprint of War Department Surgeon General's General's Office States Army with descriptions of Office Circular no. 8, and 9, issued 1875 and military posts / by John S. Billings and 1877, respectively. Report to the Surgeon General on the transport of sick and wounded by pack animals / by George A. Otis; with an introduction by Herbert M. Hart.

United States Surgeon- Reports on the extent and nature of Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott, General's Office the materials available for the 1865 preparation of a medical and surgical history of the Rebellion

United States Surgeon Sickness and mortality of the army Washington: [s. n.], 1863 Circular No. 15. General's Office during the first year of the war

United States Surgeon- Standard supply table of the medical Washington: Govt. Print. Off., General's Office department of the United States Army 1867

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United States Surgeon Statistical report on the sickness and Washington: A. O. P. Nicholson, Library lacks vol. 1. General's Office mortality in the Army of the United 1856 States compiled from the records of the Surgeon General's office; embracing a period of sixteen years, from January, 1839, to January, 1855. Prepared under the direction of Brevet Brigadier General Thomas Lawson...

United States War Report of a board of officers to decide Washington: Government Department upon a pattern of ambulance wagon Printing Office, 1878 for army use

United States War The war of the rebellion: a [Pasadena, CA]: Historical Facsimile, 128 vols. Department compilation of the official records of Times: Distributed by Broadfoot the Union and Confederate armies Pub. Co., 1985

Van Buren, William Rules for preserving the health of the Washington: The Commission, Sanitary Commission Series No. 172. Holme, 1819-1883 soldier 1861

Van Dusen, Conrad, The prodigy: a brief account of the Toronto: A. Dredge & Co., 1870 This rare volume includes George E. A. Winans' 1801-1878 bright career of a youthful genius, Dr. (1843-1865) description of his service as a G. E. A. Winans... military surgeon in the American Civil War. He served on staff at Harewood Hospital near Washington, D.C.

Venable, Abraham Scrapbook containing domestic and 1851-1865? Watkins medical receipts

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Vermont. Surgeon- Annual report of the Surgeon General Burlington: Free Press Print, Pamphlet General of the state of Vermont, to his 1865 Excellency the Commander-in-Chief

Vining, Charles Catalogue of Herbs, Roots, Barks, Portland: B. Thurston, Printer, Reprinted 1972, Hands to Work Series No. 2. Powdered Articles, &c. 1864

Virginia Civil War Confederate medicine, 1861-1865 / Richmond, Va.: The Society, Reprint of the Virginia Medical Monthly, vol. 88, Commission presented by the Medical Society of 1961 no. 10, pages 573-628 Virginia with the cooperation of the Richmond Academy of Medicine and the Virginia Civil War Commission Warner, Oliver, 1818- Twenty-second report to the Boston: Wright & Potter, 1865 Public document (Massachusetts) 1. 1885 legislature of Massachusetts, relating to the registry and return of births, marriages, and deaths, in the Commonwealth, for the year ending December 31, 1863 Warren, Edward, 1828- A doctor's experiences in three Baltimore: Cushings & Bailey, First edition. Warren served as medical 1893 continents 1885 inspector of the Army of Northern Virginia during the Civil War and is best remembered for his classic book on surgery for the field and hospital issued for the CSA in 1863. Warren, Edward, 1828- An epitome of practical surgery for Richmond, VA: West & Library also has the 1989 reprint published by 1893 field and hospital Johnston, 1863 Norman Publishing (The American Civil War Surgery Series, no.4) Warren, Jonathan Mason, Surgical observations, with cases and Boston: Ticknor & Fields, 1867 1811-1867 operations

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Wash, W. A. Camp, field and prison life; containing Saint Louis, Southwestern Book Includes a medical history of Johnson's Island by sketches of service in the South, and and Publishing Co., 1870 Col. I. G. W. Steedman, M.D. (Col. 1st Reg't, the experience, incidents and Alabama Volunteers, C.S.A.), was one of the observations connected with almost Confederate acting surgeon's at the prison two years' imprisonment at Johnson's hospital at Johnson's Island POW camp. island, Ohio, where 3,000 [Captain W. A. Wash (60th TN, C. S. A.).] Confederate officers were confined Webster, Warren Army Medical Staff. An Address Boston: Wright & Potter, Delivered at the Inauguration of the Printers, 1865 Dale General Hospital

Welch, Spencer Glasgow A Confederate surgeon's letters to his Marietta, GA: Continental Book Spencer Welch was a surgeon in the 13th South wife Co., 1954 Carolina Volunteers, McGowan's Brigade.

Wells, John W. and An alphabetical list of the battles of San Francisco: Norman Reprint (American Civil War Surgery Series, no. Newton A. Strait the War of the Rebellion, compiled Publishing, 1990 11). Originally published: Revised edition, from the official records of the office Washington D.C.: G. M. Van Buren, 1883. of the Adjutant-General and the Surgeon-General, U.S.A. and a roster of all the regimental surgeons and assistant surgeons in the late war and hospital service Western Sanitary Final report of the Western Sanitary St. Louis: R. P. Studley, 1866 Commission commission from May 9th, 1864, to December 31st, 1865 Western Sanitary Report of the Western Sanitary St. Louis: Western Sanitary Commission Commission for the year ending June Commission Rooms, 1863 1st, 1863

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Western Sanitary Report of the Western Sanitary St. Louis: R. P. Studley, 1864 Commission Commission, on their white Union refugees of the South, their persecutions, sufferings, destitute condition, and the necessity of giving aid and relief on their coming to our military posts

Western Sanitary Report to the Western Sanitary St. Louis: R.P. Studley and Co., Submitted by Simon Pollak. Commission Commission on the general military Printers, 1862 hospitals of St. Louis, Mo

Wheelock, Julia S. 1833- The boys in white; the experience of a New York: Lange & Hillman, Inscribed "Miss Clara F. Jones from Julia S. 1900 hospital agent in and around 1870 Wheelock" Washington

Whitman, Walt, 1819- The wound dresser: a series of letters Boston: Small, Maynard and 1st edition. Whitman worked in a Washington 1892 written from the hospitals in Co., 1898 [c1897] DC hospital as a volunteer (Harewood Hospital Washington during the War of the and Armory Square Hospital). Rebellion

Wilbur, C. Keith Civil War medicine, 1861-1865 Philadelphia: Chelsea House Illustrated Living History Series. Publishers, 1995

Wiley, Bell Irvin, 1906- The life of Billy Yank: the common Baton Rouge: Louisiana State soldier of the Union University Press, 1978, c1971

Wiley, Bell Irvin, 1906- The life of Johnny Reb: the common Baton Rouge: Louisiana State soldier of the Confederacy University Press, 1978

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Willard, Sylvester David, Conservative surgery, with a list of the Albany: Charles Van 1825-1865 medical and surgical force of New Benthuysen, 1862 York in the War of the Rebellion, 1861-62. To which is added a brief notice of the hospitals at Fortress Monroe and White House, Virginia Williams, George Bullet and shell: war as the soldier New York: Fords, Howard & First edition. Forrester, 1837-1920 saw it: camp, march, and picket; Hulbert, 1882 battlefield and bivouac; prison and hospital Williams, Henry W. Practical guide to the study of the Boston: Ticknor and Fields, 1st edition. Civil War era physicians would have diseases of the eye: their medical and 1862 used this book for information about diseases of surgical treatment the eye.

Williams, William G. Days of darkness: the Gettysburg Shippensburg, PA.: White Mane civilians, an historical novel Publishing, 1986

Willis, James Arkansas Confederates in the western Dayton, OH: Morningside Press, Appendices contain a casualty list of Reynolds' theater 1998 Arkansas Brigade, other casualty lists, and an annotated roll for the 9th Arkansas regiment volunteer infantry. Wilson, Joseph, 1816- Naval hygiene Washington: Govt. Print. Off., First edition. Appended is the paper by Albert C. 1887 1870 Gorgas, Moving wounded men on shipboard, describing a newly invented litter for moving the wounded. Wilson, Joseph Thomas, The black phalanx: African American New York: Da Capo Press, 1994 1836-1891 soldiers in the War of Independence, the War of 1812 and the Civil War

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Wilson, LeGrand James, The Confederate soldier Memphis: Memphis State New ed. / edited by James W. Silver; foreword 1791-1871 University Press, 1973 by Bell I. Wiley.

Wilson, Sadye Tune Letters to Laura: a Confederate Nashville: Tunstede Press, 1996 surgeon’s impressions of four years of war

Wilson, Sadye Tune Letters to Laura : supplement Nashville, Tenn.: Tunstede, Accompanies Letters to Laura: a Confederate genealogic charts [1996?] surgeon's impressions of four years of war. Nashville, Tenn.: Tunstede, c1996. Wing, Samuel B. The Soldier's story. A personal Phillips, ME: Phonograph Steam First edition. In this scarce narrative, Wing narrative of the life, army experiences and Job Print, 1898 describes his experiences in the Civil War where, and marvelous sufferings since the while serving with General Meade's forces, he war was wounded in the shoulder and hospitalized in Fredericksburg. The book includes a photographic reproduction of an early x-ray machine and an x-ray image of the bullet lodged in Wing's chest. Wistar, Isaac Jones Autobriography of Isaac Jones Wistar Philadelphia: The Wistar 1827-1905: Half a century in war and Institute of Anatomy and peace Biology, 1937 Wittenmyer, Annie Under the guns: a woman's Boston: E. B. Stillings & Co., reminiscences of the Civil War 1895

Woman's Central A manual of directions, prepared for New Market, Va.: John M. Originally published: New York: Woman's Association of Relief the use of the nurses in the army Bracken and the New Market Central Association of Relief To the Army, 1861 hospitals, by a committee of hospital Battlefield Military Museum, (Baker & Godwin, printers). physicians of the city of New York 1994

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Wood, Thomas Fanning, Doctor to the front: the recollections Knoxville: University of 1841-1892 of Confederate surgeon Thomas Tennessee Press, c2000. Fanning Wood, 1861-1865

Woods, J. T. Services of the ninety-sixth Ohio Toledo, Ohio: Blade Printing Contains short bios of unit soldiers and officers; Volunteers and Paper Co., 1874 accounts of marches and battles from Kentucky to Alabama, where the unit was present for the surrender of Mobile.

Woodhull, Alfred Catalogue of the surgical section of Washington: Govt. Print. Off., Library owns 3 copies (The second copy includes Alexander, 1837-1921 the United States Army Medical 1866 the Catalogue of the microscopical section of Museum the United States Army Medical Museum). "Thirty chapters of descriptions of surgical specimens graphically detail the wounds suffered by thousands of soldiers during the Civil War. The attending physician's name is listed with each case."

Woodward, Joseph The hospital steward’s manual: for Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott, Library also owns a reprint with a biographical Janvier, 1833-1884 the instruction of hospital stewards... 1862 introduction by Ira M. Rutkow (San Francisco: Norman Pub., 1991).

Woodward, Joseph Outlines of the chief camp diseases of Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott, Library also owns a reprint with a biographical Janvier, 1833-1884 the United States armies as observed 1863 introduction by Ira M. Rutkow (San Francisco: during the present war... Norman Pub., 1992).

Woolsey, Jane Stuart Hospital days New York: D. Van Nostrand, 1870

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Wormeley, Katharine The cruel side of war: with the Army Boston: Roberts Brothers, 1898 Prescott, 1830-1908 of the Potomac: letters from the headquarters of the United States Sanitary Commission during the Peninsular Campaign in Virginia in 1862

Worsham, John H. One of Jackson's foot cavalry: his Alexandria, Va.: Time-Life Reprint. Originally published: New York: Neale experience and what he saw during Books, 1982 Pub. Co., 1912. Many interesting medical details the war 1861-1865: including a history contained within this work. of "F Company," Richmond, Va., 21st Regiment Virginia Infantry, Second Brigade, Jackson's Division, Second Corps, A. N. Va.

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