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William Alexander H. Hammond
(28 August 1828 − 5 January 1900)
American physician. Became Brig.-General and Surgeon-Gen. of the Army, 1862; founded the Army Medical Museum. Resigned in 1864 and became Prof. of Psychiatry and nervous diseases at College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York. Chief works: The Medical and Surgical History of the Rebellion, On Sleep and Its Derangements (1869), *Physics and Physiology of Spiritualism (1870). (BCW 1:465-466).
Some links:
- Quotes: Boris de Zirkoff
- CTD article in Russian: Хаммонд, Уильям Александр Х.
- Wikipedia: William Alexander Hammond
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Lifetime: 1828-1900
Shortly: American physician. Became Brig.-General and Surgeon-Gen. of the Army, 1862; founded the Army Medica...