. The photographic history of the Civil War : thousands of scenes photographed 1861-65, with text by many special authorities . PART IIH O S P ri A L S THE MEDICAL SERVICEOE THECONFEDERACY. -- * WHY THE AUTHOR OF THE FOLLOWING CHAPTER MUST RELY ON MEMORY AND PRIVATE SOraCES.—DESTRUCTION IN RICHMOND, APRIL, 1865 REACHING ALMOST TO THE CAPITOL ITSELF (iNTHE REAR OF THE PICTURE), AND CONSUMING MEDICAL AND OTHER OFFICIAL RECORDS tr CONFEDERATE MEDICAL SERVICE By Deering J. Roberts, Sitrgnm, Confederate States Ann// IN tlie conflagration in tlie city of Riclimond, Virginia, ontlie night of A
. The photographic history of the Civil War : thousands of scenes photographed 1861-65, with text by many special authorities . PART IIH O S P ri A L S THE MEDICAL SERVICEOE THECONFEDERACY. -- * WHY THE AUTHOR OF THE FOLLOWING CHAPTER MUST RELY ON MEMORY AND PRIVATE SOraCES.—DESTRUCTION IN RICHMOND, APRIL, 1865 REACHING ALMOST TO THE CAPITOL ITSELF (iNTHE REAR OF THE PICTURE), AND CONSUMING MEDICAL AND OTHER OFFICIAL RECORDS tr CONFEDERATE MEDICAL SERVICE By Deering J. Roberts, Sitrgnm, Confederate States Ann// IN tlie conflagration in tlie city of Riclimond, Virginia, ontlie night of April 2, 1865, on its occupation by the Federalarmy, two houses with their contents were completely de-stroyed; one occupied by Surgeon-Cxcneral Samuel P. JNIooreas his office, and the one adjoining, in Mhich were stored manypapers, reports, and records pertaining to his office, and whichhad accumulated dining the preceding foiu years. While much has been placed on the ])rinted page duringthe past forty years, including the numerous octavo volumesunder the title of The War of the Rebellion, and the largerbut less numerous ones entitled The Medical and SurgicalHistory of the War of
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