Historical review of Arkansas : its commerce, industry and modern affairs . *-gS| ^ *i. i4AtM^^% ^ ^^^ HISlOKY OF AKKAXSAS 15(51 ville, Tennessee, Shermans base of supplies on the Tennessee river, andwas there during the attack on the town by Forrest, which lasted threedays. At the close of the war, in the spring of 1865, Dr. Green returnedhome and entered Barnetts Academy and, after finishing his studies inthis institution, was for five years a successful and popular teacher in thepublic schools of his native state. To prepare himself for the work of his chosen profession he enteredthe Eclect
Historical review of Arkansas : its commerce, industry and modern affairs . *-gS| ^ *i. i4AtM^^% ^ ^^^ HISlOKY OF AKKAXSAS 15(51 ville, Tennessee, Shermans base of supplies on the Tennessee river, andwas there during the attack on the town by Forrest, which lasted threedays. At the close of the war, in the spring of 1865, Dr. Green returnedhome and entered Barnetts Academy and, after finishing his studies inthis institution, was for five years a successful and popular teacher in thepublic schools of his native state. To prepare himself for the work of his chosen profession he enteredthe Eclectic Medical Institute in the city of Cincinnati, Ohio, from whichhe was graduated in the class of 1872, and from which he received thedegree of Doctor of Medicine. He had, in the meantime, become greatlyimpressed with the principles of homoeopathy, and to further equip him-self for his chosen vocation he entered the Pulte Medical College, ofCincinnati, from which he was graduated in 1873 with the supplementaldegree of Doctor of Medicine. He also attended a full two years courseof cli
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