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  • The precursor of the NLM was the Library of the Surgeon General's ... The Library of the Surgeon General’s Office was established in 1836 ...
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  • she served in the American Civil War as a surgeon, became a prisoner of war ... degree, she served as the first female surgeon in the U. S. Army while ...
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  • In 1739, he entered the Navy as a surgeon's mate, serving in ... By 1747, he had become Surgeon of HMS Salisbury in the Channel Fleet ...
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  • John Warren, Joseph's younger brother, served as a surgeon during the Battle of Bunker Hill and the rest of the war and then later founded ...
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  • who after having the idea rejected several times by the Surgeon General, persuaded the new incumbent—Brig. Gen. William H. Forwood—to adopt ...
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  • ===The "Surgeon's Photograph"=== One of the most famous images of Nessie is known as the “Surgeon’s ...
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  • at the University of Glasgow, qualifying as a surgeon. His career in medicine came second to his literary ambitions, and in 1739 he went to London ...
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  • ===Physician and surgeon=== The combined term "physician and surgeon" is used to describe ...
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  • includes those who work as a physician, surgeon, nurse, physiotherapist ... and specialist surgeons, surgical PAs, surgeon's assistant, assistant ...
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  • Richard Browne, his surgeon at Panama, said that Morgan came to Jamaica ... been his confidante, probably as a barber-surgeon, in a Dutch volume entitled ...
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  • In 1777, he became surgeon-general of the middle department of the ... later a Confederate States of America surgeon charged with improving sanitary ...
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  • However, his father, an eminent barber surgeon who served as valet and ... "Georg Handel (1622-97): The Barber-Surgeon Father of George Frideric ...
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  • She had dreamed of one day becoming a surgeon. Sadly, that was not to happen, as Blackwell contracted purulent ophthalma from a baby she was ...
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  • as an apprentice to John Ludlow, a surgeon, for eight years from the ... a successful general practitioner and surgeon, practicing in purpose-built ...
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  • He also practiced surgery, serving as surgeon to King Louis XV and his ... of Paris. In 1723, he became royal surgeon, entering in the service ...
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  • Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ As Described by a Surgeon." Roman Catholic Books, 1993. ISBN 978912141046 * Chadwick, Henry, The Church ...
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  • for a letter to help him to an opening as a surgeon's assistant on board an African trader. On August 24, 1770, he retired for the last time ...
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  • He became an outstanding thoracic surgeon. Between 1929 and 1936, ... of Toronto, and re-enlisted as a surgeon in the British navy, spending ...
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  • removed Keats from his old school to make him a surgeon's apprentice. In 1814, after a fight with his master, Keats left his apprenticeship and ...
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  • Office of the Surgeon General, Mental Health: A Report of the Surgeon ... * Office of the Surgeon General. Mental Health: A Report of the Surgeon ...
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