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Young woman partially identified as the daughter of B. Coley, possibly a staff member at General Hospital, Camp Butler, Illinois, or associate of M.J. Amanda Kellogg] / A.F. Daniels, 197 Main St., Worcester, Mass. Creator(s): Daniels, A. F. (Austin Fitzerland), 1832-1911, photographer LC-DIG-ppmsca-83551 A Family and Nation Under Fire #iBooks https://goo.gl/SAVc8A #nook https://goo.gl/DSQXGu #Amazon: https://goo.gl/A3brGd KSU Press http://goo.gl/Z3z4Xs
In late summer 1862 Mary Morris Husband took temporary charge of the National Hospital at Baltimore, caring for victims of the Second Battle of Bull Run, fights at Chantilly, and South Mountain. “Reveille” sounded at six a.m., and she just had time to dress before going to the ward. Then came breakfast for the men. Those that could leave their beds went to a dining room attached to each ward.
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The nurses and orderlies fed the special diet patients in their cots. After her own breakfast Mary Morris Husband met the surgeon, who wrote prescriptions on the cards hanging on each bed. She filled days and weeks with constant supervision, prayer, letter writing, and games to give grateful men a taste of home.
