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2. Abuse of army ambulances
3. [Account of activities of U.S. Sanitary Commission]
4. Account of the Field Relief Corps, of the U.S. Sanitary Commission, in the Army of the Potomac
5. The acting assistant surgeon of the United States Army in the War of the Rebellion
6. Acting ordnance officers of divisions, brigades, &c
7. Address of the Central Finance Committee
8. Ages of U.S. volunteer soldiery
9. Aid for the sick and wounded of the Army and Navy
10. Among the objects to which the funds of the Commission are applied are the following
11. Angels of the battlefield: a history of the labors of the Catholic sisterhoods in the late Civil War
12. Annual report of the New-England Women's Auxiliary Association, no. 22, Summer Street, Boston
13. Annual report of the Surgeon General of the state of Wisconsin, for the year ending December 31, 1865
14. An apology for the medical profession, as a means of developing the whole nature of man: a valedictory address, Harvard University, March 11, 1863 : with additional remarks on a topic of importance at the present hour
15. [Appeal of the Executive Committee for contributions and supplies, with extracts from letters from members and officers of the Sanitary Commission.]
16. Appeal of the Executive Finance Committee in the city of New York
17. An appeal to the people of Pennsylvania for the sick and wounded soldiers
18. Applications for material to be manufactured into hospital clothing are constantly received by us
19. Arms and camp equipage of furloughed regiments
20. Army Corps commands
21. The army surgeon's manual: for the use of medical officers, cadets, chaplains, and hospital stewards : containing the regulations of the Medical Department, all general orders from the War Department, and circulars from the Surgeon-General's Office from January 1st, 1861, to April 1st, 1865
22. The army surgeon's manual: for the use of medical officers, cadets, chaplains, and hospital stewards : containing the regulations of the Medical Department, all general orders from the War Department, and circulars from the Surgeon-General's Office from January 1st, 1861, to July 1st, 1864
23. The army surgeons
24. Associate members of the U.S. Sanitary Commission: December 7th, 1861
25. Associate members of the U.S. Sanitary Commission: June 29th, 1861
26. Associate members of the U.S. Sanitary Commission: March 15th, 1862
27. Associate members of the U.S. Sanitary Commission: March 15th, 1864
28. At a meeting of the Central Finance Committe [sic] of the Sanitary Committee, held at the city of New York, June 26th, 1861
29. At a meeting of the Commission, held in the city of New York, June 22d, 1861
30. The attention of medical officers is called to the following orders
31. The attention of the Sanitary Commission has been, for several months past, directed to the subject of a timely provision for the soldiers disabled in the war, after peace shall be restored
32. Battle of Gettysburg
33. A biography of Dr. Zalamon James McMaster: late surgeon in the United States Army
34. A brief plea for an ambulance system for the army of the United States: as drawn from the extra sufferings of the late Lieut. Bowditch and a wounded comrade
35. Bureau of Military Justice
36. Camp and hospital
37. Camp fires and camp cooking, or, Culinary hints for the soldier: including receipt for making bread in the "portable field oven" furnished by the Subsistence Department
38. Camp inspection return
39. Camp inspection return
40. Camp inspection return: form A
41. [Charles McDougall, Surgeon, U.S. Army (retired)--obituary]
42. Circular
43. Circular
44. Circular
45. Circular
46. Circular
47. Circular
48. Circular
49. Circular
50. Circular
51. Circular
52. Circular
53. Circular
54. Circular
55. Circular
56. Circular
57. Circular order
58. Circular. No. 1
59. Circular. No. 1
60. Circular. No. 1
61. Circular. No. 10
62. Circular. No. 11
63. Circular. No. 11
64. Circular. No. 13
65. Circular. No. 2
66. Circular. No. 2
67. Circular. No. 2
68. Circular. No. 2
69. Circular. No. 3
70. Circular. No. 4
71. Circular. No. 4
72. Circular. No. 4
73. Circular. No. 4
74. Circular. No. 5
75. Circular. No. 5
76. Circular. No. 6
77. Circular. No. 6
78. Circular. No. 7
79. Circular. No. 8
80. Circular. No. 9
81. Circular. No.3
82. Coffins &c., for interment of officers
83. A collection of the papers of the Sanitary Commission
84. Commandants of rendezvous for drafted militia
85. The Commission require exact information upon the following points
86. The committee appointed on the 29th inst., to visit the military general hospitals in and around Washington, and to ascertain their condition and the wants of the sick and wounded volunteers, beg to report, that they have visited the following hospitals
87. The committee to whom was referred the subjects of examinations of volunteers and other officers of the Army from civil life, and of reserves, respectfully report, in part
88. Compensation to citizen witnesses
89. Complete record of the surgery of the battles fought near Vicksburg, December 27, 28, 29, & 30, 1862
90. Concerning muster of recruits for new organizations
91. Confederate view of the treatment of prisoners
92. Conservative surgery, with a list of the medical and surgical force of New York in the War of the Rebellion, 1861-2: to which is added a brief notice of the hospitals at Fortress Monroe and White House, Virginia
93. Consolidated statement of gunshot wounds
94. A contribution to the history of the hip-joint operations performed during the late civil war: being the statistics of twenty cases of amputations and thirteen of resections at this articulation in the Southern service
95. Courts martial for "separate brigades"
96. Declaration of exchange of prisoners of war
97. Decoration Day: Albany celebration, May 31, 1875 : oration
98. Defence of Brig. Gen'l Wm. A. Hammond, Surgeon General, U.S. Army
99. Deficiencies and additional clerkships
100. A digest of the military and naval laws of the Confederate States: from the commencement of the Provisional Congress to the end of the First Congress under the permanent Constitution
