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L. P. Brockett, Women's work in the civil war: a record of heroism, patriotism and patience, chapter 8 (search)

s to go as a nurse writes to Dr. Palmer his quaint reply her first experience as nurse in a regimental Hospital skill and tact in managing it promoted by General Slocum to the charge of the brigade Hospital Hospital Transport service over-exertion and need of rest the organization of the soldiers' home at Washington visit the hospital into fine condition, having received cots from friends in Maine, and supplies of delicacies and hospital clothing from the Sanitary Commission. General Slocum, the new brigade commander, early in October made his first round of inspection of the regimental hospitals of the brigade. He found Dr. Brickett's far bettethat they had a Maine woman who understood the care of the sick, to take charge of the hospital, and that she had drawn supplies from the Sanitary Commission. General Slocum declared that he could have no partiality in his brigade, and proposed to take two large buildings, the Powell House and the Octagon House, as hospitals, and

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