Annals of Medical History
Annals of Medical History
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Barton duly presented his letter, made his call on the President and asked for a more extended interview, which was granted him on the evening of the same day. At this interview Barton pressed his claim for duty at the Naval Hospital at Philadelphia. With President Monroe favor- ably inclined toward him, and armed also with a letter from Decatur to the Secretary, recommending him "for any vacancy that may exist in the line of his profession," he approached Mr. Homans, acting in Mr.
Crowninshiel...d's absence, and his orders to the Hospital soon followed. In acting in the manner described. Dr. Harris considered that Dr. Barton had treated him unfairly, and he proceeded to bring charges, founded partly on this incident and partly on the statement in his book, derogatory, as he thought, to Dr. Cutbush, which has already been alluded to. While the charges against Barton were pending, he received a note from Commodore Alexander Murray, in command of the Philadelphia station, asking for his resignation, or, as an alternative, an order of arrest.
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Barton duly presented his letter, made his call on the President and asked for a more extended interview, which was granted him on the evening of the same day. At this interview Barton pressed his claim for duty at the Naval Hospital at Philadelphia. With President Monroe favor- ably inclined toward him, and armed also with a letter from Decatur to the Secretary, recommending him "for any vacancy that may exist in the line of his profession," he approached Mr. Homans, acting in Mr.
Crowninshiel...d's absence, and his orders to the Hospital soon followed. In acting in the manner described. Dr. Harris considered that Dr. Barton had treated him unfairly, and he proceeded to bring charges, founded partly on this incident and partly on the statement in his book, derogatory, as he thought, to Dr. Cutbush, which has already been alluded to. While the charges against Barton were pending, he received a note from Commodore Alexander Murray, in command of the Philadelphia station, asking for his resignation, or, as an alternative, an order of arrest.
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