Parkes Pamphlet Collection: Volume 5

Date:
1864-1872
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RAMC/474/5
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Royal Army Medical Corps Muniments Collection
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A lecture on some points for comparison between the French & British Soldier, by C.A. Gordon. 1872.

Revue des Medecine des Armees, by J.M. Guardia. n.d.

On the causes of sickness in the English Wars, and on the means of prevention, by E.A. Parkes. n.d.

Comparative health of seamen & soldiers, as shown by the Naval & Military statistical Reports, by T. Graham Balfour. 1871.

Army Receipts, Soyer's Field & Barrack Cookery for the Army. 1872.

Enteric Fever in Bengal, by J.B. Hannah & Thomas O'Farrell. 1864.

Further evidence in favour of a hill residence for European Soldiers in India, by William Curran. 1871.

Notes on a Prussian Sanitäts Detachment in the Loire Campaign, by S. Moore. 1872.

Les Trains Sanitaires, by Doctor Morache. 1872.

Das Medicinal-Wesen in Königreiche der Niederlande. 1865.

The Dress & Accoutrements of our Soldier. n.d.

Medical & Surgical aspects of the siege of Paris, by C.J.F.S. MacDowall. 1871.

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1864-1872

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1 volume

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Open and available by appointment at the Museum of Military Medicine. A digitised copy is available to view via the online catalogue on the Wellcome Collection website.

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