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The sanitary condition of the army.
The military systems of Europe economically considered.
Light horse /
Medical despotism; or, Official injustice ...
Observations on the Turkish contingent ...
Memorandum of improvements suggested in the medical service of the army ...
Military sanatoria ...
The army in its medico-sanitary relations. [Three papers reprinted from the Edinburgh Medical Journal. The preface signed: C.]
The Berington knapsack and slings, thoroughly tested, highly approved, and strongly recommended in all competent quarters, many years since, but not yet adopted - why?.
On the sanitary condition of the British Army; and especially on the want of space in barracks.
Notes on the caissons d'ambulance of the French Army, and the military schools.
The Cossacks: a memoir ... /
The re-organization of the medical department of the army ... /
The hygiène of the Turkish Army.
Sir John Hall's rejoinder to Dr. Sutherland's reply to his observations on the report of the sanitary commissioners, at the seat of war in the East, in 1855 and 1856.
The sanitary reform of the British Army /