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Caption title"(From The 'Boston medical and surgical journal' of October 9, 1862)."Condition revieweddigitized
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  1. Ambulances
  2. American Civil War
  3. Civil War

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General orders An apology for the medical profession, as a means of developing the whole nature of man : a valedictory address, Harvard University, March 11, 1863 : with additional remarks on a topic of importance at the present hour Have we the best possible ambulance system? : Reprinted from the Christian examiner, January 1864 : and published, for gratuitous distribution, by the committee of citizens who have in charge the sending of petitions to Congress for the establishment of a thorough and uniform ambulance system in the armies of the republic General orders General orders [Unknown location. Zouave ambulance crew demonstrating removal of wounded soldiers from the field] Convalescent camp, near Alexandria, Va. [Virginia, City Point. Park of Army Wagons] [Washington, D.C. Infantry unit with fixed bayonets followed by ambulances passing on Pennsylvania Avenue near the Treasury] Ambulance wagons on the battle field of Bull Run [Falmouth, Va. Men and wagons of the Engineer Corps ambulance train; another view] [Unknown location. Zouave ambulance crew demonstrating removal of wounded soldiers from the field; another view] [Falmouth, Va. Men and wagons of the Engineer Corps ambulance train] Ambulance drill at Headquarters Army of Potomac, near Brandy Station, Va., March, 1864 [Four ambulances from the American Ambulance Unit for Spain sitting in Paris, parked in a lot outside of a neighborhood, with unidentified men, before heading to Madrid to assist in the Spanish Civil War] Battle of Darby Town Rd. Gen'l Butler & his staff [Washington, D.C. Workmen in front of the Ambulance Shop] [Washington, D.C. Group of ambulances followed by band and infantry units on Pennsylvania Avenue near the Treasury] The Ambulance Corps. [Group portrait of an American Ambulance Unit for Spain, in Paris, en route to Spain; male and female members in uniform in front of medical vehicles]
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