Lewis Clark expedition medical details from 1804 journal
July 31 1804 Floyd notes illness and recovery while Lewis acts as expedition doctor. Entry mentions his mother teaching herbal cures, outfitting the expedition with 90.69 for medical supplies, including cinchona bark for malaria and mercury treatments for venereal disease. Edited by Gary Moulton.
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