Surgeon Major General Alfred Tippetts's memoirs of his experiences in the army medical services in the Crimean War, April-Nov 1854, including transcripts of some of his letters

Date:
c.1890s
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RAMC/703
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Royal Army Medical Corps Muniments Collection
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Surgeon Major General Alfred Tippetts's memoirs of his experiences in the army medical services in the Crimean War, April-Nov 1854, including transcripts of some of his letters. Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0). Source: Wellcome Collection.

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With photographs of his house and the racecourse at Colombo, Sri Lanka [1860s], a letter, 1901, from the War Office re grant for distinguished services, and biographical note and obituary, 1904.

Publication/Creation

c.1890s

Physical description

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The following photographs are held by Wellcome Images:

Group photograph possibly taken near the race course, Columbo, Sri Lanka, including Surgeon Major General Alfred Tippetts, with jockey sitting on ground in front of group, 1860s, L0048624

Group photograph possibly taken near the race course, Columbo, Sri Lanka, including Surgeon Major General Alfred Tippetts, with jockey sitting on ground in front of group, with one lady present, 1860s, L0048625

Grandstand at Colombo Racecourse, Sri Lanka, 1860s (L0051047)

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