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Woman’s Work in the Civil War

by L. P. Brockett

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  1. 1Note — Dedication
  2. 2Preface
  3. 3Contents
  4. 4Introduction
  5. 5Introductory Chapter
  6. 6Part I — Superintendent of Nurses
  7. 7Part II — Ladies Who Ministered to the Sick and Wounded in Camp, Fi…
  8. 8Helen Louise Gilson
  9. 9Mrs. John Harris
  10. 10Mrs. Eliza C. Porter
  11. 11Mrs. Mary A. Bickerdyke
  12. 12Margaret E. Breckinridge
  13. 13Mrs. Stephen Barker
  14. 14Amy M. Bradley
  15. 15Mrs. Arabella G. Barlow
  16. 16Mrs. Nellie Maria Taylor
  17. 17Mrs. Adaline Tyler
  18. 18Mrs. William H. Holstein
  19. 19Mrs. Cordelia A. P. Harvey
  20. 20Mrs. Sarah R. Johnston
  21. 21Emily E. Parsons
  22. 22Mrs. Almira Fales
  23. 23Miss Cornelia Hancock
  24. 24Mrs. Mary Morris Husband
  25. 25Hospital Transport Service
  26. 26Other Labors of Some of the Members of the Hospital Transport Corps
  27. 27Katherine P. Wormeley
  28. 28The Misses Woolsey
  29. 29Anna Maria Ross
  30. 30Mrs. G. T. M. Davis
  31. 31Miss Mary J. Safford
  32. 32Mrs. Lydia G. Parrish
  33. 33Mrs. Annie Wittenmeyer
  34. 34Miss Melcenia Elliott
  35. 35Mary Dwight Pettes
  36. 36Louisa Maertz
  37. 37Mrs. Harriet R. Colfax
  38. 38Miss Clara Davis
  39. 39Mrs. R. H. Spencer
  40. 40Mrs. Harriet Foote Hawley
  41. 41Ellen E. Mitchell
  42. 42Miss Jessie Home
  43. 43M — Vance and M. A. Blackmar
  44. 44H. A. Dada and S. E. Hall
  45. 45Mrs. Sarah P. Edson
  46. 46Miss Maria M. C. Hall
  47. 47The Hospital Corps at the Naval Academy Hospital, Annapolis
  48. 48Other Labors of Some of the Members of the Annapolis Hospital Corps
  49. 49Mrs. A. H. and Miss S. H. Gibbons
  50. 50Mrs. E. J. Russell
  51. 51Mrs. Mary W. Lee
  52. 52Miss Cornelia M. Tompkins
  53. 53Mrs. Anna C. McMeens
  54. 54Mrs. Jerusha R. Small
  55. 55Mrs. S. A. Martha Canfield
  56. 56Mrs. E. Thomas, and Miss Morris
  57. 57Mrs. Shepard Wells
  58. 58Mrs. E. C. Witherell
  59. 59Miss Phebe Allen
  60. 60Mrs. Edwin Greble
  61. 61Mrs. Isabella Fogg
  62. 62Mrs. E. E. George
  63. 63Mrs. Charlotte E. McKay
  64. 64Mrs. Fanny L. Ricketts
  65. 65Mrs. John S. Phelps
  66. 66Mrs. Jane R. Munsell
  67. 67Part III — Ladies Who Organized Aid Societies, and Solicited, Recei…
  68. 68Soldier’s Aid Society of Northern Ohio
  69. 69New England Women’s Auxiliary Association
  70. 70Northwestern Sanitary Commission
  71. 71Mrs. A. H. Hoge
  72. 72Mrs. Mary A. Livermore
  73. 73General Aid Society for the Army, Buffalo
  74. 74Michigan Soldiers’ Aid Society
  75. 75Women’s Pennsylvania Branch of U. S. Sanitary Commission
  76. 76Wisconsin Soldier’s Aid Society
  77. 77Pittsburg Branch, U. S. Sanitary Commission
  78. 78Mrs. Elizabeth S. Mendenhall
  79. 79Department of the South
  80. 80Saint Louis Ladies’ Union Aid Society
  81. 81Ladies’ Aid Society of Philadelphia
  82. 82Women’s Relief Association of Brooklyn and Long Island
  83. 83Ladies’ Union Relief Associations of Baltimore
  84. 84Mrs. C. T. Fenn
  85. 85Mrs. James Harlan
  86. 86New England Soldiers’ Relief Association
  87. 87Part IV — Ladies Distinguished for Services Among the Freedmen and…
  88. 88Mrs. Lucy Gaylord Pomeroy
  89. 89Maria R. Mann
  90. 90Sarah J. Hagar
  91. 91Mrs. Josephine R. Griffin
  92. 92Mrs. M. M. Hallowell
  93. 93Other Friends of the Freedmen and Refugees
  94. 94Part V — Ladies Distinguished for Services in Soldiers’ Homes, Volu…
  95. 95Miss Hattie Wiswall
  96. 96Mrs. Lucy E. Starr
  97. 97Charlotte Bradford
  98. 98Union Volunteer Refreshment Saloon of Philadelphia
  99. 99Mrs. R. M. Bigelow
  100. 100Miss Sharpless and Associates
  101. 101Part VI — Ladies Distinguished for Other Services in the National C…
  102. 102Delphine P. Baker
  103. 103Mrs. S. Burger Stearns
  104. 104Barbara Frietchie
  105. 105Mrs. Hetty M. McEwen
  106. 106Other Defenders of the Flag
  107. 107Military Heroines
  108. 108The Women of Gettysburg
  109. 109Loyal Women of the South
  110. 110Miss Hetty A. Jones
  111. 111Final Chapter — The Faithful but Less Conspicuous Laborers

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