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Civil War Medicine (and Writing): 150 Years Ago Today, Everyday - Interview with Rudi Keller of the Columbia Daily Tribune
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Civil War Medicine (and Writing). A blog on Civil War-era medicine and my own historical research and writing. Galveston and the Civil War - Bibliography. Thursday, September 25, 2014. 150 Years Ago Today, Everyday. Interview with Rudi Keller of the Columbia Daily Tribune. As a Civil War enthusiast, one of the great joys I've had in the six-plus months I've lived here in central Missouri is reading the daily "Life During War Time" column in the Columbia Daily Tribune. The column from Tuesday of this week.
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Civil War Medicine (and Writing): Topeka's Medicine Man - W. W. Gavitt - Part 1 of 5 - The Man and his Medicine!
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Civil War Medicine (and Writing). A blog on Civil War-era medicine and my own historical research and writing. Galveston and the Civil War - Bibliography. Friday, March 2, 2012. Topeka's Medicine Man - W. W. Gavitt - Part 1 of 5 - The Man and his Medicine! You know the old Frank Sinatra song:. My kind of town, Topeka is.Calling me home, Topeka is.". Well, something like that, anyway. Topeka, Kansas, is my hometown. I was born there and our famil. For almost a hundred years! In 1867 W. W. Gavitt c...E to ...
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Civil War Medicine (and Writing): Dr. John S. Sappington - Part II - "Sappington on Fevers"
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Civil War Medicine (and Writing). A blog on Civil War-era medicine and my own historical research and writing. Galveston and the Civil War - Bibliography. Saturday, June 14, 2014. Dr John S. Sappington - Part II - "Sappington on Fevers". As I have long since departed from the theory and practice in which I was principally taught, and am now engaged in writing against them, it may be proper that I should give my reasons to the public for doing so.". In Part I of this series ( here. Although the author has...
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Civil War Medicine (and Writing): "Six Feet Under" - Visit to National Museum of Funeral History - #2 - Lincoln Funeral Train
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Civil War Medicine (and Writing). A blog on Civil War-era medicine and my own historical research and writing. Galveston and the Civil War - Bibliography. Friday, June 3, 2011. Six Feet Under" - Visit to National Museum of Funeral History - #2 - Lincoln Funeral Train. My first post about my visit to the National Museum of Funeral History. In this post, I highlight one of the Museum's special perm. Nent exhibits: Presidential Funerals. Indeed, the Museum has one of only three. T "Abraham Lincoln Online".
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Civil War Medicine (and Writing): "Union Bitters" and "Dr. Scott's Pills" (MORE Medicine-Related Civil War Patriotic Covers!)
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Civil War Medicine (and Writing). A blog on Civil War-era medicine and my own historical research and writing. Galveston and the Civil War - Bibliography. Sunday, December 11, 2011. Union Bitters" and "Dr. Scott's Pills" (MORE Medicine-Related Civil War Patriotic Covers! About a year ago, I wrote a blog post (. About some medicine-related Civil War patriotic covers (aka envelopes) in my collection. In the past year I have added a few more which I happily share below. First up is: "To Cure Rebellion".
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Civil War Medicine (and Writing): A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words - Part II - Interview with Dr. Steven R. Boyd
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Civil War Medicine (and Writing). A blog on Civil War-era medicine and my own historical research and writing. Galveston and the Civil War - Bibliography. Friday, January 14, 2011. A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words - Part II - Interview with Dr. Steven R. Boyd. Fortunately. Dr. Steven R. Boyd - a history professor at the University of Texas San Antonio - has written a book,. Patriotic Envelopes of the Civil War: The Iconography of Union and Confederate Covers. Scholars of postal history (actually, an e...
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Civil War Medicine (and Writing): The Sugar-Coated Pill of Secession (and Other Civil War Patriotic Covers)
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Civil War Medicine (and Writing). A blog on Civil War-era medicine and my own historical research and writing. Galveston and the Civil War - Bibliography. Friday, January 30, 2015. The Sugar-Coated Pill of Secession (and Other Civil War Patriotic Covers). In previous posts (. I have written about my interest in Civil War patriotic covers (envelopes), especially those that have a medicine-related theme. The official magazine of the. Federation of Historical Bottle Collectors. First, a couple of new covers!
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Civil War Medicine (and Writing): 150 Years Ago - Yellow Fever Comes to Galveston
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Civil War Medicine (and Writing). A blog on Civil War-era medicine and my own historical research and writing. Galveston and the Civil War - Bibliography. Thursday, September 11, 2014. 150 Years Ago - Yellow Fever Comes to Galveston. I'm so honored that the. Galveston County Daily News. Saw fit to publish a feature article this week that I wrote for them to commemorate the anniversary. The article was based largely on a chapter in my book,. Galveston and the Civil War: An Island City in the Maelstrom.
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Civil War Medicine (and Writing): April 21, 1865 - "Mournful Intelligence" - A Notre Dame Student-Soldier Learns About Lincoln's Assassination
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Civil War Medicine (and Writing). A blog on Civil War-era medicine and my own historical research and writing. Galveston and the Civil War - Bibliography. Tuesday, April 21, 2015. April 21, 1865 - "Mournful Intelligence" - A Notre Dame Student-Soldier Learns About Lincoln's Assassination. Cross-posted from my Notre Dame in the Civil War. Indeed, my book -. Notre Dame and the Civil War: Marching Onward to Victory. Quite a brisk skirmish". Near Clayton, NC, on April 10, 1865. And a quote from Macbeth:.
