Item Tag: 322 Pages

Belonging to the Army: Camp Follower…, Holly A. Mayer

“Belonging to the Army: Camp Followers and Community During the American Revolution” by Holly A. Mayer is a textbook published by the University of South Carolina Press in 1999. The book, with 322 pages, delves into the history of the United States during the Revolutionary Period (1775-1800), specifically focusing on the role of camp followers in the army and their impact on community dynamics. Written in English, this trade paperback offers insights into a lesser-known aspect of the American Revolution, making it a valuable resource for those interested in the subject area.

Medical Malpractice: Law, Tactics, And Ethics – By Frank McClellan

“Medical Malpractice: Law, Tactics, and Ethics” by Frank McClellan is a comprehensive textbook published by Temple University Press in 1993. This book delves into the complex issues surrounding medical malpractice, covering topics in medical law, legislation, and ethics. The author provides valuable insights and strategies for understanding and navigating the challenges faced by those involved in medical malpractice cases. With 322 pages and written in English, this trade paperback is a valuable resource for students and professionals alike who are interested in the medical genre.