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rdf:type	Historical Figure
rdfs:label	Charles Vail
rdfs:comment	Charles Vail was a surgeon in Mound City, Illinois. The Union officers who survived the Battle of Fort Pillow were under his care. This included Mack Leaming and John H. Potter. Leaming and Vail often discussed Potter's condition. Vail finally concluded that Potter, who'd been shot in the head, was entirely in God's hands.
dcterms:subject	Historical Figures Americans Fort Pillow Characters Died Under Unknown Circumstances (OTL) Historical Figures in Need of Pictures 19th-Century Births (OTL) Medical Doctors
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Timeline	OTL
Name	Charles Vail
Occupation	Surgeon
Nationality	United States
abstract	Charles Vail was a surgeon in Mound City, Illinois. The Union officers who survived the Battle of Fort Pillow were under his care. This included Mack Leaming and John H. Potter. Leaming and Vail often discussed Potter's condition. Vail finally concluded that Potter, who'd been shot in the head, was entirely in God's hands.
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