Explore the rich history of the Indian Medical Service (IMS) from 1600 to 1913 in this comprehensive two-volume work by LT.-Colonel D. G. Crawford. Published by Gyan Publishing House, this hardcover edition delves into the evolution of medical services in India, tracing origins from European surgeons to the establishment of a robust administrative framework. Discover key figures, significant events, and the diverse roles played by IMS officers across various regions like Surat, Bombay, Madras, and Bengal. The book examines medical education, wartime contributions, and societal impacts, offering invaluable insights for history enthusiasts and researchers. “A History of the Indian Medical Service: 1600-1913” is an essential read for understanding India’s medical past.

Explore the rich legacy of healthcare in India with “A History of the Indian Medical Service: 1600-1913,” a definitive two-volume set by Lt.-Colonel D. G. Crawford. Published by Gyan Publishing House, this comprehensive account details the evolution of medical services from the early roles of European surgeons to the complex administrative structures of the 19th century. Discover key figures, pivotal events across major regions like Bombay and Bengal, and the foundational elements of the service. Delve into wartime contributions, medical education advancements, and the societal impact of physicians who shaped India’s health landscape. This 548-page paperback is an essential read for history enthusiasts and those interested in the medical and colonial history of India. Find this 2nd edition, ISBN 9789362084545, now at The Bookish Owl.