1863 CIVIL WAR SURGEON. Lectures for Training "Instant" Surgeons During the Civil War Premillennialism After nine months of study

After nine months of study in Paris with the Church Historian David Blondel

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and Huguenots to have bound and placed in his home so that when friends were visiting

and one of the most notable female preachers of the 18th century

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1863 CIVIL WAR SURGEON. Lectures for Training "Instant" Surgeons During the Civil War Premillennialism After nine months of studyAn absolutely fascinating look into the accelerated training received to train the quantity of "instant" surgeons required for service during the Civil War. The superb 63pp full manuscript of medical case lectures, delivered in 1863, belonged to Cromwell O. Johnson. Originally a Principal of the Louisiana Institute [for the Deaf and Dumb], Johnson returned to school at the Medical University of New York in late 1862, and graduated with his medical