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About The Book: "A History of the Indian Medical Service 1600-1913" comprises two volumes, each offering a detailed exploration of the service's evolution. Volume one traces the origins from European surgeons' roles in oriental territories, detailing key figures and events across regions like Surat, Bombay, Madras, and Bengal. It discusses foundational aspects such as commissions, ranks, and appointments, providing a comprehensive understanding of the service's early history. Volume two delves into the administrative framework, diverse medical roles, and post-retirement engagements. It scrutinizes uncovenanted services, war contributions, and societal impacts, offering insights into medical education and journalism. Together, the volumes provide a thorough examination of the Indian Medical Service's historical context, organizational structure, and future prospects.