Canada was British territory & remained neutral during the Civil War
Lincoln was shot after the civil war
No, Abraham Lincoln was the President during the Civil War.
During the Civil war in 1861 to 1865
Someone who commanded the major armies during the Civil War
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{| |- | Gangrene and infection where major problems during the Civil War. Because of them, the typical treatment for a shattered limb was amputation. Tens of thousands of soldiers lost legs and arms in order to prevent gangrene, or to remove limbs already infected with it. |}
yes, yes it was.
anywhere there was an open wound......! do you know what causes gangrene?
No, Clara Barton did not use bromine for gangrene patients. She was a pioneering nurse during the Civil War and focused on providing medical care, supplies, and support to wounded soldiers on the battlefield. Bromine was not a commonly used treatment for gangrene during that time.
Gangrene is a disease; it was not limited to the Civil War. Basically, it's the rotting of the body (while still alive) due to infection. It happened often in wartime because of the lack of proper sanitation.
Gangrene has no know discovery. Researchers say that gangrene was first found in the wounds of Civil War patients. Many people died in the Civil War because of this. Around 30,000-45,000 died because of gangrene infected wounds.
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While it is not known for sure, the total would be in the tens of thousands. About two thirds of the deaths in the Civil War was due to disease including gangrene.
During the American Civil War , medical treatment was crude where amputations were done without the benefit of anesthesia and there were more who died from disease than through warfare .
30,000 sicknesses killed more people during the war than bullets, mortar, cannons.
they were two generals during the civil war