A vindication of his public character in the station of director-general of the military hospitals, and physician in chief to the American Army; anno, 1776. By John Morgan, M.D. F.R.S. Professor of the theory and practice of physick in the College of Philadelphia; member of several royal colleges and academies, and philosophical and literary societies, in Europe an America.

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"To His Excellency General Washington, commander in chief of the American Army. The memorial and representation of Dr. John Morgan, respecting his care of the sick, and manner of conducting the Department of the General Hospital committed to his care."--p. 1-24, 2nd count, with caption title. Followed by an Appendix, p. 25-158. The memorial is dated Fish-Kills, February 1st. 1777; a copy held by athe Library Company of Philadelphia was mistakenly recorded as having been printed by Samuel Louden at Fishkill (Sabin 50562, Evans 15446, Austin 1337).