A Domestic Narrative Of The Life Of Samuel Bard (1822)

Presented as a series of heartfelt letters, this biographical work explores the life of Samuel Bard, a key figure in American medicine and the founder of New York City's first medical school. The narrative delves into his childhood, education, and early career, highlighting his contributions during the American Revolution and his service to George Washington. Bard's passion for family, dedication to patients, and commitment to public health are evident throughout, offering a unique glimpse into the evolution of medical education in America.