Dr. Samuel Preston Moore

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  Rare Autograph of Samuel P. Moore- Surgeon General of the Confederacy
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  This is an authentic signature of Confederate Surgeon General Samuel Preston Moore.This is a very tough to get autograph.Moore is the man that established the Confederate Medical Department and is also credited with the Barracks style of Hospital design that is still used today.

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  Confederate Surgeon General Samuel Preston Moore required Confederate surgeons to maintain a log of their patients and their afflictions, a revolutionary new medical standard for the times.

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  Rare Autograph of Samuel P. Moore- Surgeon General of the Confederacy

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  There were no birth certificates for slave children and Johnson's parents were most likely two illiterate teenage slaves, Samuel (15) and Druanna (13).His "family" (he may have had some siblings) was never mentioned in later years, and they disappeared from census records after 1860.
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  George's white friend Sam served in the Confederate Army during the late years of the war, and one of Sam's brothers was killed near Fredericksburg.
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  Character witnesses came forward to testify, including Sam Moore, now a successful businessman, who came all the way from Virginia to support his old friend.A collection was taken and two first-rate (white) defense lawyers were hired.

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  1863 Richmond Directory - [Cached Version]
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  DR. SAMUEL PRESTON MOORE, Surgeon General.Office, second floor War Department, first door on right of passage.

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  ::A Melancholy Affair at the Weldon Railroad::... - [Cached Version]
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  The Confederate Surgeon General, Dr. Samuel P. Moore, sent the South's foremost medical expert on infectious diseases, Professor Joseph Jones (Princeton University 1853, University of Pennsylvania Medical School, professor at the Medical College of Georgia in Augusta), to Andersonville in September 1864 to "determine the true causes of the great mortality amongst the Federal prisoners."

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  ALEX PECK MEDICAL AND SURGICAL ANTIQUES ARCHIVE, P. 36 - [Cached Version]
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  Samuel Preston Moore, A Manual of Military Surgery Prepared for the Use of the Confederate States Army.Richmond: Ayres & Wade, 1863.The only edition.With 30 plates and 174 figures, this was the first of only two illustrated military surgical manuals to have been compiled and printed in the Confederacy.During the Civil War, Dr. Moore was the surgeon general of the Confederate States Army Medical Department.According to several inscriptions in this book, Moore presented this copy to George W. Kyser while Kyser was serving at Howard's Grove Military Hospital, Richmond, Virginia.

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