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The Real Triumph of Japan: The Conquest of the Silent Foe [1906 ], by Seaman, Louis Livingston
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"The Real Triumph of Japan: The Conquest of the Silent Foe" by Louis Livingston Seaman is a thorough investigation into Japan’s military medical practices during the Russo-Japanese War. The book meticulously details the organization and operation of military hospitals, focusing on logistics, staffing, and care provided to the wounded. Seaman emphasizes the importance of army hygiene, comparing theoretical standards with their practical application, and the management of beri-beri, which affected troop readiness. Additionally, it offers historical context on the evolution of medical science in Japan, blending traditional practices with modern techniques. Richly illustrated with 384 images, this work provides both visual allure and."
No jacket. Tipped in with advance copy on title page. Very mild shelfwear.
Cornell University Library
Hardcover
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"The Real Triumph of Japan: The Conquest of the Silent Foe" by Louis Livingston Seaman is a thorough investigation into Japan’s military medical practices during the Russo-Japanese War. The book meticulously details the organization and operation of military hospitals, focusing on logistics, staffing, and care provided to the wounded. Seaman emphasizes the importance of army hygiene, comparing theoretical standards with their practical application, and the management of beri-beri, which affected troop readiness. Additionally, it offers historical context on the evolution of medical science in Japan, blending traditional practices with modern techniques. Richly illustrated with 384 images, this work provides both visual allure and."
No jacket. Tipped in with advance copy on title page. Very mild shelfwear.
Cornell University Library
Hardcover
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