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<description><![CDATA[<a class="highslide" href="https://picture.graycity.net/img/boutflower-charles/the_journal_of_an_army_surgeon.jpg"><img src="https://picture.graycity.net/img/boutflower-charles/the_journal_of_an_army_surgeon_preview.jpg" class="fr-fic fr-dib" title ="The Journal of an Army Surgeon" alt ="The Journal of an Army Surgeon"/></a><br//><div><h3>Non-Fiction 1912</h3><p class="description">Summary:<p class="description">The Journal of an Army Surgeon in the Peninsular War.<p class="description">A surgeons view of the war in Iberia.<br>Charles Boutflower was the son of a Yorkshire vicar born in 1782. He studied surgery at the University of Edinburgh and joined the 40th Regiment of Foot-then a Somerset regiment-in 1801 as an assistant surgeon. He served with that regiment in the West Indies, South America and thereafter during the Peninsular War against Napoleon's invading French armies. It is from his time in Spain that his Journal is particularly drawn. Although Boutflower was a medical man his writings are well rounded and comprehensive giving the reader much insight into the campaigns he experienced, scenes of the battlefield and his own perspective on the course of the war in general. Boutflower was promoted to surgeon in 1812 and took his place on Sir Rowland Hill's staff.

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