]Why do you think Falconbridge said that most surgeons only worked on slave ships because of their financial situations?

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Falconbridge said that most surgeons only worked on slave ships because of their financial situations since the conditions were so dreadful and these surgeons would not take a job on these ships unless they were desperate for money.

<h3>Why did the surgeons worked on slave ships?</h3>

The surgeons worked on the slave ships because working on such ships was very profitable. They could go there, earn easy money while the work on land was far less paid and they were often in debts.

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