A Vindication of his Public Character in the Station of Director-General

This historical reprint from 1777 presents a defense of the author's public character as Director-General of Military Hospitals and Chief Physician to the American Army. It offers insights into the challenges faced in military medicine during that era, highlighting the author's contributions and the importance of effective healthcare in supporting the army. The text serves as both a personal vindication and a commentary on the medical practices of the time.