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Or Perish in the Attempt

Or Perish in the Attempt



Author: David J. Peck
Edition: 1
Publisher: Farcountry Press
Binding: Paperback
ISBN: 1560372257



Or Perish in the Attempt: Wilderness Medicine in the Lewis and Clark Expedition (Lewis & Clark Expedition)


An urgent-care physician with a passion for the Lewis and Clark Expedition describes its medical aspects in this popular book. Medical books Or Perish in the Attempt.

The two captains had to act as doctors for their own men, Sacagawea, and baby Pomp, and also treated many Indian nations met along the way. But they used the primitive medicines and theories of 1803, which often called for doing just what shouldn'’t be done, or what had no effect.

Dr. Peck describes the trip from St Medical books Or Perish In The Attempt The Hardship And Medicine Of The Lewis And. David J. Peck's Or Perish in the Attempt ingeniously combines the remarkable Adventures of Lewis and

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David J. Peck's Or Perish in the Attempt ingeniously combines the remarkable Adventures of Lewis and

author david peck format paperback language english publication year 06 07 2011 subject the world ideas culture general interest subject 2 travel writing title or perish in the attempt the hardship and medicine of the lewis and clark expedition author peck david j ambrose moira foreward by publisher bison books publication date jun 01 2011 pages 352 binding paperback edition 1 st dimensions 6 25 wx 9 25 hx 0 75 d isbn 0803235119 subject history expeditions discoveries description david j peck

Or Perish in the Attempt: The Hardship and Medicine of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, ISBN-13: 9780803235113, ISBN-10: 0803235119

Or Perish in the Attempt



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The two captains had to act as doctors for their own men, Sacagawea, and baby Pomp, and also treated many Indian nations met along the way. But they used the primitive medicines and theories of 1803, which often called for doing just what shouldn'’t be done, or what had no effect.

Dr. Peck describes the trip from St. Louis to the Pacific Ocean and back, emphasizing the illnesses and accidents, and how the captains dealt with frostbite, severe cuts, appendicitis, venereal disease, pelvic inflammatory disease, mental illness, parasites, skin infections, snowblindness, gunshot wound, dislocated joints, muscle spasm, and more.

Anecdotes from his own practice enrich the information Peck gathered from current medical publications. He also presents medical and anecdotal evidence supporting the theory that Meriwether Lewis died from suicide rather than murder.

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