Drug Supplies
Drug Supplies in the American Revolution
作者：Griffenhagen, George B.
体例：题 章数：41
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章节目录
共 41 题- Paper 16, pages 109-133, from
- Contributions from
- The Museum of History and Technology
- Paper 16
- Drug Supplies in the American Revolution
- CONTINENTAL MEDICINE CHESTS 111
- TREASON, POISON, AND SIEGE 113
- FROM BAD TO WORSE 115
- PRIVATEERS TO THE RESCUE 121
- BRISK BUSINESS IN BOSTON 122
- THE SITUATION IMPROVES 122
- VALLEY FORGE 123
- IN SUMMARY 129
- DRUG SUPPLIES IN THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION
- Continental Medicine Chests
- Treason, Poison, and Siege
- From Bad to Worse
- Privateers to the Rescue
- Brisk Business in Boston
- The Situation Improves
- Valley Forge
- On April 16 Cutting[135] wrote that the
- Apothecary Cutting was concerned, however, over supplies and
- Then on April 4, Craigie wrote from Chester Town:[138]
- In Summary
- Contents of Army Medicine Chests
- DRUGS OF ANIMAL ORIGIN
- CHEMICALS
- TINCTURES
- SPIRITS
- MISCELLANEOUS PREPARATIONS
- OINTMENTS
- PLASTERS
- SURGICAL DRESSINGS, ETC.
- SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS
- PHARMACEUTICAL EQUIPMENT
- MISCELLANEOUS SUPPLIES
- U.S. Government Printing Office: 1961
- Washington 25, D.C.--Price 25 cents
- FOOTNOTES:
- In footnote 15 I corrected a typo, Pennslyvania for Pennsylvania