The Sanitary Commision Bulletin V L No 37 May 1 1865
The Sanitary Commision Bulletin V L No 37 May 1 1865
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I saw the surgeon in charge of the Depot Hospitals, near City Point yesterday, and spent an hour with him. His resources seemed to be very large. He had de- spatched, the day before, the material for a hospital of 2, 500 beds, to Burkesville, al- though there was a probability of finding not more than 1, 000 patients, and with the hospital had sent up 26 surgeons, and was ready to repeat the consignment, if called upon. The hospital accommodation at City Point is 15, 000 beds, and there are in ...hos- pital only 6, 000. ' He seems to be a genuine friend of the Commission, and thinks that it is doing its work well. He accepts its services gratefully where they are necessary.
We have a storehouse at Richmond, in the same building with the Medical Pur- veyor, and are doing a* solid work, though as usual not a showy one. The sick are all rebels. At Petersburg we also have a strong force for the necessity, which is net urgent. In the field we are strong, and Johnson at Burkesville asks that no more stores be sent until further call from him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I saw the surgeon in charge of the Depot Hospitals, near City Point yesterday, and spent an hour with him. His resources seemed to be very large. He had de- spatched, the day before, the material for a hospital of 2, 500 beds, to Burkesville, al- though there was a probability of finding not more than 1, 000 patients, and with the hospital had sent up 26 surgeons, and was ready to repeat the consignment, if called upon. The hospital accommodation at City Point is 15, 000 beds, and there are in ...hos- pital only 6, 000. ' He seems to be a genuine friend of the Commission, and thinks that it is doing its work well. He accepts its services gratefully where they are necessary.
We have a storehouse at Richmond, in the same building with the Medical Pur- veyor, and are doing a* solid work, though as usual not a showy one. The sick are all rebels. At Petersburg we also have a strong force for the necessity, which is net urgent. In the field we are strong, and Johnson at Burkesville asks that no more stores be sent until further call from him.
What to read after The Sanitary Commision Bulletin V L No 37 May 1 1865?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Carroll Power to read onlineMoreLess
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