Personal Reminiscences of the New York Hospital From 1856 to 1900 Volume c.1

In this book, Weir provides a personal account of his experiences at the New York Hospital from 1856 to 1900. It offers a unique insight into the daily operations of a hospital during this time period and covers topics such as patient care, medical procedures, and hospital administration.

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