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Letters from Sam Houston to Sam Houston Jr. from 1850-1860
Letters from Sam Houston to Sam Houston Jr.
Houston, Sam, 1793-1863; Houston Jr., Sam, 1843-1894
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Carvings made by Sam Houston: two crosses, button from a peach pit, tattle, and a ...
Houston, Sam, 1793-1863;
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SAM HOUSTON, President, Republic of Texas, note written October 29, 1836, saying,“Pass it.” (Note) Notes say “ five days in office…the second time he signed his name and “President” after ...
Houston, Sam, 1793-1863;
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Burn Wound Care Strategies for the Battlefield and Austere Settings
Burns are commonly encountered in the battlefield environment; however, the availability of burn expertise and specialized supplies is variable. Initial burn care should remain focused on cooling the burn, preventing hypothermia, basic wound cleansing ...
Sarah Shingleton +4 more
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Letter from Sam Houston Jr. to his father Sam Houston
Letter from Sam Houston Jr.
Houston Jr., Sam, 1843-1894
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Use of Ketamine for Conscious Sedation in Flexible BronchoscopyTake-home Points
Background: Ketamine has both analgesic and sedative properties, combined with favorable hemodynamic effects, which makes it a theoretically ideal agent for bronchoscopic sedation.
Joshua M. Boster, MD +10 more
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Letters from Sam Houston to Sam Houston Jr. from 1850-1860
Letters from Sam Houston to Sam Houston Jr. from 1850-1860.This material was digitized as part of the Texas Tides program.
Houston, Sam, 1793-1863; Houston Jr., Sam, 1843-1894
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Bill concerning travel expenses approved by Sam Houston
SAM HOUSTON, bill presented March 21, 1844 for $65.50, traveling expenses to the Secretary of the Treasury in Washington, approved by Sam Houston on June 1, 1844.
Houston, Sam, 1793-1863;
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Bible carried by Sam Houston Jr.
Bible carried by Sam Houston Jr. in the Battle of Shiloh, 1862. This Bible saved his life.
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Printed letter from Sam Houston and other figures to the people
SAM HOUSTON, printed Letters to the People, from Washington Hunt, Daniel D. Barnard,and Sam Houston. Letter of Gen.
Houston, Sam, 1793-1863;
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