Soldiers' Health, Between War and Peace

1830-1930
Soldiers' Health, Between War and Peace
No 257, 2016/4 - 224 pages

Soldiers' Health, Between War and Peace: 1830-1930

Pages 3 to 19

Treating Soldiers: Medical Practices and Expertise in the Age of the Masses

By Jean-François Chanet, Claire Fredj, Anne Rasmussen
Pages 21 to 45

Treating a Young Colony: Doctors in the French Army of Africa, Fevers and Quinine, 1830-1870

By Claire Fredj
Pages 47 to 69

Our Duty to Science. Human and Animal Medicine in the American Civil War, 1861-1865

By Kathryn Shively Meier
Pages 71 to 91

Health Experimentation for Large Numbers: Military Hygiene Experts and the French Army, 1850-1914

By Anne Rasmussen
Pages 93 to 108

Between War Wounds and a War of Wounds: The Humanitarian Bullet Debate in Europe and Japan, 1890-1905

Pages 109 to 126

Italian Psychiatry at the Front: The Formative Experience of the Libyan War, 1911-1912

By Marianna Scarfone
Pages 127 to 147

The Lost Foundations of the Welfare State: The French Law of 9 April 1898 Tested by the Great War

By Vincent Viet
Pages 149 to 166

A Right to Rehabilitation? The Legal Status of Russia’s War Invalids from the Great War, 1912-1927

By Alexandre Sumpf

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Pages 167 to 216

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