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"The Boys in White: The Experience of a Hospital Agent in and Around Washington" offers a compelling first-hand account of Civil War medicine and nursing. Penned by Julia S. Wheelock, this historical narrative provides a unique perspective on the war's impact on hospitals in and around Washington D.C.
Delve into the realities of wartime medical care through the eyes of someone who witnessed it firsthand. Wheelock's account sheds light on the challenges and triumphs of caring for the wounded during one of the most pivotal periods in United States history. Explore the vital role of hospitals and the dedication of those who served within them.
This book offers valuable insights into the social and medical history of the Civil War era. It is an important resource for anyone interested in understanding the human cost of war and the evolution of medical practices during this transformative time. A meticulously prepared print republication.
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