No one ailing except a physician : medicine in the mining West, 1848-1919 / Duane A. Smith, Ronald C. Brown.
- Smith, Duane A.
- Date:
- [2001], ©2001
- Books
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Boulder : University Press of Colorado, [2001], ©2001.
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160 pages : illustrations, map ; 24 cm
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents
Life and death jostle each other: California's gold rush era -- A right to go to hell in his own way: Nevada, 1859-1900 -- The stench from them was simply fearful: California and Nevada in the nineteeth century -- Brewing sage tea for some tenderfoot: Colorado, 1858-1900 -- The mining section is full of men with but one or no eye: medicine in Colorado's mines, nineteeth century -- Wearing out, not rusting out: rest of the West -- The accident is one of those that seem inevitable in mining: medical practice and diagnoses in transition -- Fired with faith of fools: Alaska, 1897-1910 -- They may yet find gold: time of retrenchment, 1900-1918 -- The secret of safety work is one of leading people to think: medicine in the mines in the twentieth century.
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Location Status History of MedicineBW.6.AA8-9Open shelves
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- 087081611X