irritable heart of soldiers and the origins of anglo american cardiology th

Fine in fine dust jacket. This hardcover edition of The Irritable Heart of Soldiers and the Origins of Anglo-American Cardiology by Charles F. Wooley is in Fine/VG++ condition, demonstrating exceptional preservation and care. The book's covers are impeccably maintained, displaying minimal wear with only lightly indented spine ends. This indicates that the book has been handled thoughtfully and has avoided substantial bumps or abrasions. Furthermore, the binding remains firm, square, and tight, suggesting that the book has not experienced extensive use or wear and remains structurally sound. While a small abrasion is present on the front flyleaf, it is a minor flaw that does not significantly affect the book's overall condition or readability. Inside, the interior pages are pristine—clean, unmarked, and devoid of notable defects. This attests to the book's excellent preservation, ensuring a highly readable and enjoyable experience for its next owner. In summary, this book boasts excellent condition both externally and internally, featuring only minor cosmetic imperfections. It has been meticulously maintained and is well-suited for collectors, readers, or enthusiasts interested in the history of medicine and cardiology during the US Civil War and World War I periods. In this meticulously researched and thought-provoking work, Charles F. Wooley explores the intriguing history of cardiology through the lens of a condition known as the "irritable heart of soldiers." This book delves into a period spanning from the US Civil War (1861) to World War I (1918) and its profound impact on the development of Anglo-American cardiology. As the horrors of warfare unfolded during this time, a condition emerged that perplexed military doctors and afflicted countless otherwise healthy soldiers. Characterized by symptoms like chest pains, palpitations, breathlessness, fatigue, syncope, and exercise intolerance, it became known as the "irritable heart of soldiers" during the 1860s. By

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