History And Description of An Ambulance Wagon, Constructed in Accordance With Plans Furnished By the Writer
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Much if not all the prejudice against wagons 13 carrying more than two lying down has arisen from the disposition of the interior of such car- riages. The mechanical adaptation has al- most always interfered with the proper ac- complishment of the more general uses of the wagon. In actual service, an ambulance wagon is charged with but one recumbent more fre- (}uently than with two, and the occasions when it will be desirable to send more than two re- cumbent sick or wounded at the same time, w...ill always be relatively few. To therefore, con- stantly encumber the interior of a carriage with permanent fixtures, with folding shelves, and suspended mattresses, for the possible transport of several recumbent, i ce rlainly inexpedient, as the positive disadvantage — the every day in- conveniences — occasioned by such fixtures, will be found to be more than an equivalent for any however great advantages, to be only obtained at irregular and uncertain intervals. I presume this general statement is quite sufficient to ac- count for the prejudice alluded to, independent- ly of objections which may be raised against 14 any particular system which may have been previously proposed, for the purpose of increas- ing the carrying capacity of ambulance wagons.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Much if not all the prejudice against wagons 13 carrying more than two lying down has arisen from the disposition of the interior of such car- riages. The mechanical adaptation has al- most always interfered with the proper ac- complishment of the more general uses of the wagon. In actual service, an ambulance wagon is charged with but one recumbent more fre- (}uently than with two, and the occasions when it will be desirable to send more than two re- cumbent sick or wounded at the same time, w...ill always be relatively few. To therefore, con- stantly encumber the interior of a carriage with permanent fixtures, with folding shelves, and suspended mattresses, for the possible transport of several recumbent, i ce rlainly inexpedient, as the positive disadvantage — the every day in- conveniences — occasioned by such fixtures, will be found to be more than an equivalent for any however great advantages, to be only obtained at irregular and uncertain intervals. I presume this general statement is quite sufficient to ac- count for the prejudice alluded to, independent- ly of objections which may be raised against 14 any particular system which may have been previously proposed, for the purpose of increas- ing the carrying capacity of ambulance wagons.
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