The most graphic and harrowing account of war medicine I have ever read. Additionally, Nott is almost always in danger of his own life. The experience he has acquired and his skill and commitment must be unique. It is hard to recommend this book to most people. Suffice it to say he takes people, often children, and puts them back together, what is left, and some survive. And he cares and suffers with them.
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