Florence Nightingale: mystic, visionary, healer

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Early years (1820-1854) Crimean War (1854-1856) post-Crimea (1856-1861) government and nursing reform (1862-1879) last years (1880-1910) afterword appendices mysticism and social action Crimean fever and chronic illness personailty, profile genealogy significant people timeline written works chapter references picture credits.

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