Field Surgeon at Gettysburg: A Memorial Account of the Medical Unit of the Thirty-second Massachusetts RegimentGuild Press of Indiana, 1993 - 121 páginas |
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... road was a winding one , and the trees along the road often screened the countryside from view . One hour we would be marching west , then the next hour it would be east . We were marching north much more of the time than south . Of ...
... road was a winding one , and the trees along the road often screened the countryside from view . One hour we would be marching west , then the next hour it would be east . We were marching north much more of the time than south . Of ...
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... road where the corps stretched out for many miles . The ambulance train followed the artillery that followed the marching soldiers , and the supply wagons pulled out of the fields onto the road to bring up the rear of the division ...
... road where the corps stretched out for many miles . The ambulance train followed the artillery that followed the marching soldiers , and the supply wagons pulled out of the fields onto the road to bring up the rear of the division ...
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... Road and turn- ing south . Progress was slow . When an artillery battery came by , the in- fantry units marching north in columns of four on this narrow dirt road had to step off of the road quickly to save life and limb . Re - forming ...
... Road and turn- ing south . Progress was slow . When an artillery battery came by , the in- fantry units marching north in columns of four on this narrow dirt road had to step off of the road quickly to save life and limb . Re - forming ...
Contenido
Becoming an Army Surgeon | 1 |
Marching North | 5 |
Reports of Battle | 23 |
Derechos de autor | |
Otras 8 secciones no mostradas
Términos y frases comunes
Adams and St afternoon ambu ambulance ambulance train amputation ankle Army arrived artery artillery Assistant Surgeon St bandages barn bleeding blood bullet Camp Letterman Capital Bone Cemetery Ridge Chaplain O'Mara chloroform Confederate Corporal Phillips Corps Hospital dead division field hospital Doctor Adams dressing station Fifth Corps finger Fiscel farm flaps forceps fracture front Gettysburg Hamilton County hand horse hospital tents humerus Indiana Iron Brigade James July knew knife Little Round Top loaded looked Meade medical supply wagon minié ball Miss Davenport morning move needed night Noblesville nurses officers operating orderly patients Potomac pulled quickly Rebel regiment regimental surgeon seemed sick call Sickles side soon Steward Franz stretcher-bearers Surgeon Adams surgery surgical Sweitzer's Brigade Taneytown Taneytown Road thigh Third Corps thought tibia told tourniquet town Union line walked wheatfield whiskey woods wounded soldiers Yankee yell young
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Gettysburg Battlefield: The Definitive Illustrated History David Eicher Sin vista previa disponible - 2003 |