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Edna O'Brien
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he is frequently forced to be the ambassador - rather than the saviour - of mankind
It was performed at speed because there were no anaesthetics and the wounded often died during the procedure
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Wars Pestilence and the Surgeons Blade - Thomas Scotland and Steven Heys Gifts_Mothers Day Edna O'BrienWars Pestilence and the Surgeons Blade Thomas Scotland and Steven Heys The evolution of British Military Medicine and surgery during the nineteenth century. NEW Paperback Wars in the 19th Century were accompanied by a very heavy loss of life from infectious diseases. Typhus fever, dysentery, malaria, typhoid fever and yellow fever caused many more deaths than wounds inflicted by enemy actions. During the Peninsular War, for example, for every soldier
