Dr. Benjamin Rush, A Memorial

by Dr. Benjamin Rush

37 chapters8h 56mEnglish1905

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An autobiographical account of Dr. Benjamin Rush, written by himself, containing his views on many subjects including medicine, the American Revolution, his role as an abolitionist, his family and other descendants, and other information during his life. (Summary by progressingamerica)

Chapters (37)

1Introduction: From the New York Mirror

101

2Introduction: Letter from Dr. Rush to John Adams

531

3A Review

205

4Part 1 - Section 1

1135

5Part 1 - Section 2

1080

6Part 1 - Section 3

1027

7Part 1 - Section 4

1169

8Part 1 - Section 5

1004

9Part 1 - Section 6

1074

10Part 1 - Section 7

1043

11Part 1 - Section 8

951

12Part 1 - Conclusion

882

13An Account of Political and Military Events and Observations - Section 1

1265

14An Account of Political and Military Events and Observations - Section 2

1278

15An Account of Political and Military Events and Observations - Section 3

1102

16An Account of Political and Military Events and Observations - Section 4

1080

17An Account of Political and Military Events and Observations - Conclusion

1206

18Religious Convictions

436

19Domestic Events

403

20Death

131

21Public Notice of Dr. Rush's Death

141

22Notes - Section 1

998

23Notes - Section 2

1072

24Notes - Section 3

804

25Notes - Section 4

845

26Notes - Section 5

914

27Notes - Section 6

943

28Notes - Section 7

1002

29Notes - Section 8

1140

30Notes - Section 9

1119

31Notes - Conclusion

1161

32Instructions to My Son, James Rush, Upon His Going Abroad

144

33Thoughts

297

34Descendants - Section 1

1094

35Descendants - Section 2

917

36Descendants - Section 3

1147

37Descendants - Conclusion

1323

Dr. Benjamin Rush, A Memorial

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