Nursing - Women & the American Story

Nurse Mary: the Recollections of a Nurse During the American Civil War & Franco-Prussian War-Adventures of an Army Nurse in Two Wars, Mary Phinney, Baroness von Olnhausen by James Phinney Munroe, With

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