A Regimental Surgeon in War and Prison (Classic Reprint) - Couverture souple

Robert V. Dolbey

 
9781330703441: A Regimental Surgeon in War and Prison (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

Behind the front lines, a regimental surgeon records courage, sacrifice, and the human cost of war. This nonfiction account follows a medical officer through bombardment, dressing stations, and the hospital wards, revealing how duty and compassion shape every decision under fire. With vivid scenes from the Ypres battles and the routines of care, it offers a clear view of war as a masculine test of endurance and resolve.

In these pages, readers meet the people who keep soldiers alive: surgeons, orderlies, stretcher-bearers, and wounded men who carry their scars as receipts of sacrifice. The narrative balances the chaos of combat with the quiet acts of care that sustain hope, from morphia and bandages to the steady work of healing amid danger. It also provides a candid look at interactions with enemy medical staff and the humanity that can emerge even in harsh conditions.

What you’ll experience
- Firsthand accounts of medical care under shellfire and the ethics of battlefield medicine
- The daily life of soldiers, nurses, and doctors in trenches, dressing stations, and hospitals
- Reflections on duty, sacrifice, and the meaning of battlefield courage
- Encounters with enemy medical personnel and the realities of wartime compassion

Ideal for readers of military history and WWI memoirs who want a grounded, human perspective on war’s medical side and the endurance of those who heal.

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