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Florence Nightingale

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A couple of years ago I reviewed Florence Nightingale and the Doctors, Zachary Cope's delightful discourse on Florence's varied dealings with the medical profession. I had never read Cecil Woodham-Smith's highly praised biography of Florence Nightingale, so when I came across a copy in a second\x=req- hand book store I put it on the shelf of books to read. Perhaps no one could get the necessary feeling for this strange and powerful woman but one of her own sex. Cecil Woodham-Smith's researches into the Cri-

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