Papers re Dr. Frederick Rowland Barker's service as surgeon on the ambulance and hospital staff of the Stafford House Committee to the Turkish army during the Russo-Turkish War of 1877-1878

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1870s
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RAMC/347
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  • RAMC/347/1: Authorisation from the Red Crescent to report to the army. Bilingual Turkish/French, 1877.
  • RAMC/347/2: Printed list of ambulance and hospital staff of Stafford House Committee, detailing duties of each section, 1878.
  • RAMC/347/3: 3 Imperial rescripts of the Ottoman Government re the presentation of awards to Dr. Frederick Richard Barker for his work in the military hospital at Nis (now in Yugoslavia), 1877-1878.
  • RAMC/347/4: Letter from "Rowland" to his parents re casualty evacuation (from Philippopoli?) to Constantinople (Istanbul), and re feeding the casualties and refugees, 1877.
  • RAMC/347/5: Ms. list of examination results, with F.R. Barker at the top, 1870s.

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    1870s

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