Cornhill Magazine,  7 (1863), 93–102.

Richmond and Washington During the War

[George A Townsend]

Genre:

Essay

Subjects:

War, Invention, Medical Practitioners


    Amongst those who benefited from the corruption which pervaded public life during the American Civil War are the 'Inventors [who] piled the arsenal grounds with motley models of tents, knapsacks, rifles, and projectiles' (95), and the 'Physicians, [who,] catching the infection, thieved in medicines' (96).



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