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Paperback. Condizione: New. Print on Demand. This remarkable journal chronicles the experiences of a team of American surgeons and medical personnel who traveled to war-torn Paris in 1915 to serve in a newly established hospital. As they immerse themselves in the chaos of the Great War, they encounter countless wounded soldiers and grapple with the challenges of providing medical care in the face of unimaginable suffering. The author offers a raw and unfiltered lens into the daily struggles and triumphs of these dedicated individuals as they navigate the horrors of trench warfare and the complexities of international conflict. Through their vivid entries, readers gain a profound understanding of the human cost of war and the heroic efforts of those who risked their lives to heal and save others. This journal is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the unwavering commitment to alleviating suffering, even in the darkest of times. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item.…

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Condizione: Very Good. 92 pp. Original cloth-backed printed boards. Boards foxed. Very Good. First Edition. INSCRIBED BY ELLIOTT CARR CUTLER: "[name?]/ from E.C.C./ It was a great experience/ and I trust that reading of it/ will give you some/ pleasure". There is not a date on the title page, but the Preface by Cutler is dated April 1, 1916. The journal contains many references to Harvey Cushing (see photo of p. 39 as an example). "Harvard's first involvement in World War I was staffing the American Ambulance Hospital in Neuilly during the spring of 1915; it was the second unit dispatched from the United States to the hospital. The Harvard Unit had a surgical staff, under Harvey Cushing, of ten, a medical staff, under Richard P. Strong, of three, and four nurses. Elliott Carr Cutler, a graduate of the Medical School in 1913, published his diary recounting the experiences of the American Ambulance unit soon after his return (quoted from the Countway Library, Harvard Medical School, online description of the copy given by Cutler to Harvard)". Quoting from the Medical Heritage Library online: "In spring 1915, a deputation of surgeons and nurses from the Harvard Medical School travelled to Paris to join the service at the American Ambulance Hospital, giving medical aid to injured soldiers from battles taking place across Europe. The unit had been invited by Dr. Joseph Blake, one of the surgeons already working in Paris. One of the surgeons who came from Harvard was Dr. Elliott Carr Cutler. In 1916, he put together a journal of the expedition, publishing it as A Journal of the Harvard Medical School Unit to The American Ambulance Hospital in Paris [offered here]. The unit totalled 17, including surgeons, medical staff, and four nurses to work at the Hospital at Neuilly. The Journal starts with the departure of the unit from Boston in March 1915 and concludes with an epilogue written in Canada in July of the same year, after the unit had taken over the hospital service for the intervening three months. Cutler describes the trip, the difficulties the unit had even in getting into France through Spain (customs officers insisted on opening some boxes of chocolates that had been given as gifts and the Harvard unit only retained them with difficulty), and the final arrival and work at the Hospital. The unit took over all aspects of the Hospital work, including devising a filing system to record and store patient information. Some of the doctors took opportunity of their time in France to make tours, some to historical sites, including Versailles, but often visiting other hospitals and medical services, some very close to the front, or the front itself, under appropriate supervision from armed services. The day-to-day medical services given to wounded soldiers receive attention, too. Cutler is dispassionate in recording what cases are brought in and what can be done for them, even saying once when discussing some discharged soldiers who were returning for further work on old wounds, 'It was a considerable blow to our hopes for more cranial work, though to be sure they were wounded in the head.' (32) Despite this early breeziness, as time goes by Cutler is clearly affected by what he is seeing. As the major 'season' for battles over the spring and summer advances as the weather improves, Cutler notes that the wounds become worse and the number of patients higher. Long days in the surgery are mentioned and Cutler sometimes waxes philosophical about what the overall 'point' of the war might be, when the major outcome seems to be shattered bodies.".…

Condizione: Good. Signed Copy . INSCRIBED! Fulton St.: New York, The Evening Post Job Printing Office, 1915. Sm 4to Hardcover. 92pp. Inscribed by author on front free endpaper. Good book. Covers scuffed, edgeworn, and slightly dampstained. In polypropylene bag. (medical care, physicians).