The Sanitary Commission of the United States Army : a succinct narrative of its works and purposes / Sanitary Commission.

  • United States Sanitary Commission.
Date:
1864
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    PAOB McMillan, Surgeon C, letter from 255, 256 McClellan, General, urged to enforce discipline 14 McDonald, Dr., Inspector, captured and imprisoned 149 Meade, Gen. G. G., pursuing Gen. Lee 07 Lis letter on the Sanitary Commission T... 283 Medical Department, the Commission, the friend and ally of. 22 perpetual succession by seniority in 23 defects and wants of 23-25 improved condition of •. 44 it adopts improvements 50-51 excellent organization of, at Falmouth 145 faithfulness and success of 257 Medical Bureau, the pressure upon, in 1861 3 of the Navy ' 239 Medical Cadets, when appointed 25 Medical Inspectors, Corps of 25, 21 Monographs on hygiene, distributed to surgeons 20 list of, {See Appendix D.) New Act in 1861 25, 27 Medicine, prophylactic furnished 138, 204 preventive taught by Sanitary Commission 251, 254 Military discipline, its sanitary importance 13 Military Hospitals, character of in 18G1 15, 20 Dr. Hammond's report on 47 Mortality 254 Murfreesboro 238 Mussey, Dr., Lis Sanitary work 275 Navy, sqnitary aid to its sick and wounded 238-240 Nashville, Sanitary stores distributed 124 fresh supplies to its Hospitals 238 Newberry, Dr. J. S., at Pittsburgh Landing, <iic 80-81 reports, influence of Sanitary work 96-98 report of battle of Chattanooga 183-189 Neutrality, in respect of wounded and surgeons 232 Commissions endeavor to establish doctrine of 263 New Orleans, salubrious condition of 214 Sanitary supplies sent 143 Nightingale, Miss Florence, at Scutari 47, 63 Ler remark concerning soldier's wants 64 Olmsted, F. L., his work in the Peninsula Campaign 29-34 advises thorough work 89 Letter to Surgeon-General 37 Letter to Dr. Newberry. 39