Notes on the Wounded From the Mutiny in India: With a Description of the Preparations of Gunshot Injuries Contained in the Museum of Fort Pitt

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Published in 1859, this book provides a fascinating glimpse into the medical practices and conditions of British soldiers during the Indian Mutiny of 1857. George Williamson, a surgeon in the British East India Company, offers detailed notes on the treatment of gunshot wounds and other injuries, as well as reflections on the psychological toll of war. A riveting read for anyone interested in military history, medicine, or colonialism.