The Service Rendered by the Surgeons of the Confederate Army

In this fascinating work, Dolley Madison provides a first-hand account of the role played by Confederate army surgeons during the American Civil War. Drawing on her experiences as a nurse and volunteer, Madison offers a unique perspective on the medical challenges faced by soldiers on both sides of the conflict.

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