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Page 95
... CHARGE TOOK MY STOVE AWAY Sophronia E. Bucklin While Dr. W. A. Hammond , surgeon with the One Hundred Twenty - sixth New York Volunteers , was in charge of her hos- pital , Sophronia was happy , but when a Dr. Burmeister returned to take ...
... CHARGE TOOK MY STOVE AWAY Sophronia E. Bucklin While Dr. W. A. Hammond , surgeon with the One Hundred Twenty - sixth New York Volunteers , was in charge of her hos- pital , Sophronia was happy , but when a Dr. Burmeister returned to take ...
Page 97
... charge of the extra diet kitchen , and with whom the surgeon in charge boarded , came in one day and asked what I was going to have for my boys , adding , that she would keep back the Government sup- plies , if I thought I could beg ...
... charge of the extra diet kitchen , and with whom the surgeon in charge boarded , came in one day and asked what I was going to have for my boys , adding , that she would keep back the Government sup- plies , if I thought I could beg ...
Page 128
... charge will be appointed to each vessel , who will be responsible for the reception , classification , and distribution of patients in the wards . He will sign any nevessary official medi Each ward will be cal reports of the vessel ...
... charge will be appointed to each vessel , who will be responsible for the reception , classification , and distribution of patients in the wards . He will sign any nevessary official medi Each ward will be cal reports of the vessel ...
Contents
FOREWORD | 21 |
THE BEGINNING OF IT | 29 |
THE CALL FOR WOMEN | 53 |
Copyright | |
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