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Journal Article
A uniquely Canadian military moment: Sam Hughes and the No. 7 General Hospital, 1915–1916
2017
Overview
Universities across Canada actively supported the call to arms in 1914, and Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario, was no different. Though a myriad of units composed of Queen’s faculty and students were created, the university perceived the military hospital raised by the school’s medical faculty to be among its most vital contributions to the First World War. This commentary describes the engagement of the No. 7 General Hospital with the Minister of Militia, Sam Hughes, which has become an almost unknown footnote to its illustrious story. This commentary has an Appendix, available at canjsurg.ca.
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Canadian Medical Association,CMA Impact Inc,Joule Inc,CMA Impact, Inc
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