Bellevue in France: Anecdotal History of Base Hospital No.1
New York: Froben Press, 1941. First Edition. Octavo; xxi, (3), 251pp; cartographic endpapers; 82 diagrams and illustrations. Laid in is a charming typed 2-page fantasy of Earth and Mars meeting and discussing the war when the deity 'had come at last, to settle the petty, futile, quarrels of the Earth's people.' As the two planets parted, Mars winked. Signed 'Compliments of the "author" Martha'. Upper corner bumped, else a Fine copy in grey cloth titled in gold at spine in dust jacket (spine sunned with 1/4" loss at crown, extremity wear). Item #22739
"The author, avoiding all technical details, portrays the operation of the unit in a delightful manner with many anecdotes, photographs and maps. Fortunately, she had not only an unusual appreciation of the psychology of the hospital personnel, patients and the French people but also the ability to transmit her impressions to the reader." (JAMA).
Price: $125.00