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If a person was shot in the arm, his wound was cleaned by water, sealed, and bandaged. However, if the musket round hit the bone, the arm was sawed off. Did you know that you are more likely to save a limb from a bullet wound than from a musket wound?

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Q: How were the battle wounds treated during the Revolutionary war?
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