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Foreign News August 27, 1859

Saint Paul Weekly Minnesotian

Saint Paul, Ramsey County, Minnesota

What is this article about?

Miss Florence Nightingale, inspired by Crimean War horrors at Scutari and Sevastopol, continues laboring on barrack and hospital improvements for soldiers' health since peace, despite declining strength.

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Miss Florence Nightingale.

The London correspondent of the Manchester Guardian learns that Miss Florence Nightingale continues to lose strength under her continued labors. The scenes and sufferings of the Crimea made a deep and abiding impression on her devoted and deep nature. She determined after her return to give herself up to the removal of the manifest sources of that evil which she beheld in full play in the lazar-houses Scutari, and under the dismal hospital marquees before Sevastopol.—Ever since the conclusion of peace she has been laboring at the work of barrack and hospital improvement, with a view to the amelioration of the health of the soldier and the increase of his comforts. She has persevered in this labor in spite of impaired health and failing strength.

What sub-type of article is it?

War Report

What keywords are associated?

Florence Nightingale Crimea Sufferings Hospital Improvement Soldier Health Barrack Reform

What entities or persons were involved?

Miss Florence Nightingale

Where did it happen?

Crimea

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Crimea

Event Date

Ever Since The Conclusion Of Peace

Key Persons

Miss Florence Nightingale

Outcome

continues to lose strength under her continued labors

Event Details

Miss Florence Nightingale, deeply affected by the scenes and sufferings in the Crimea, has devoted herself since her return to improving barracks and hospitals to ameliorate soldiers' health and comforts, persevering despite impaired health.

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