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A History of Medicine in the Early U.S. Navy David A. Wiley join his travelling circusIn this first detailed history of the development of medical treatment and professionalization in the early U. S. Navy, Harold Langley traces the evolution of medical practice in the Navy from the time Congress authorized the building of the first frigates in 1794, to the establishment of the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery in the Navy Department in 1842. Langley reveals that the earliest federal efforts to deal with sailors' health care problems were