This man has only been mentioned once at a modern ACF tournament, as the middle part of a 2004 Nationals bonus whose easy part was Alfred Binet.
This man has only been mentioned once at a modern ACF tournament, as the middle part of a 2004 Nationals bonus whose easy part was Alfred Binet. This man once won a libel suit against his critic, William Cobbett. This man resigned one position after a dispute with his rival and successor, William Shippen. This (+) Philadelphian's anti-slavery works included "An Address to the Inhabitants of the British Settlements in America, upon Slave-Keeping", and he is also credited with writing the letters that made (*) Thomas Jefferson and John Adams reconcile in 1812. More notably, this man wrote the first psychiatry textbook to be published in America and served as the first Surgeon General of the Continental Army. For ten points, name this doctor of the American Revolution, considered the founder of American medicine. 
This man has only been mentioned once at a modern ACF tournament, as the middle part of a 2004 Nationals bonus whose easy part was Alfred Binet.
Benjamin Rush