The Life of Florence Nightingale v. 1, 第 1 巻Macmillan, 1914 |
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admired arrival asked Aunt Balaclava Barrack Hospital Bracebridge British Army called Catholic chapter Church comfort Crimea Crimean War dear difficulties duties East Embley England father feel felt female nurses Florence Nightingale gale give Harley Street hear heart hope hospitals at Scutari House instructions interest Kaiserswerth Lady Verney later Lea Hurst letter lived London look Lord Panmure Lord Raglan Madame Mohl Medical Officer ment Military Hospital mind Minister Miss Nightin Miss Nightingale months mother Netley Hospital never Notes Paris patients perhaps poor Purveyor Queen reform Report Royal Commission sanitary Scutari Secretary sent sick and wounded Sidney Herbert Sir John McNeill sister Smith soldiers Stanmore suggested Superintendent Surgeon Sutherland sympathy tell things thought tion Tulloch War Office wards woman women write written wrote Miss Nightingale
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