The Chirurgical Works...

(O'Neal (John William Crapster)) POTT (Percival)

The Chirurgical Works...

First American, from the last London edition. In two volumes. Vol. I [-II].

Description: 2 vols., with 15 engraved plates, some folding, browning, foxing, water-staining, pp. [vi], xxvii, 437; [iv], 433, [6, ads], 8vo; modern calf backed boards, both titles signed J.W.C. O'Neal

Publication Details: Philadelphia: Published by James Webster. William Brown, Printer. 1819

Notes: A well-used copy, but one with an interesting association. This was probably a text book used by O'Neal while a student at Pennsylvania College (now, Gettysburg College), where he began his studies in 1844, and there are a few marginal marks and underlinings indicative of this. O'Neal practised medicine in Gettysburg for 40 years, and was a pillar of the community. His chief claim to fame was in the aftermath of the Battle of Gettysburg: 'Having tended to so many wounded, O'Neal began shortly after the battle's end to record names and burial places of soldiers who had died. He worked together ...more

Enquire about this book

Price: £850

Subject: Sciences

Published Date: 1819

Stock Number: 56940

add to basket

(Your basket is currently empty)
add to basket

(Your basket is currently empty)