Dr. Charles Stuart Tripler Book - New Civil War Medical book review

In this episode, Andrew Roscoe provides insights into a new book His Sword a Scalpel by Jack Dempsey and the Michigan Civil War Association. The pages take you on the journey of learning about General Charles Stuart Tripler, MD. A Veteran of multiple wars culminating in the Civil War as Medical Director of the Army of the Potomac. This is a view into a part of the War that is seldom looked at. An added bonus is how the sales of this book will help raise funds for a new monument. As you watch to learn about the book and Tripler, Andrew will also share this effort.
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[@PoubelleKansas]

Thank you! My wife and I have both read the book and have recommended it to friends. Mr. Dempsey did a terrific job of researching Tripler's contributions and his steadfastness in the face of those who weren't members of his "fan club."

[@CivilWarDigitalDigest]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@PoubelleKansas]

@@CivilWarDigitalDigest I'm looking froward to a second read-through

[@madisenmaximo9512]

*promosm* 💥

[@CountryCampers]

Can anyone fill me in. New immigrants and enlistment to become citizens. What were the rules of gaining citizenship ? Was enlistment into federal service in any way connected to the process of being a citizen during the American Civil War?