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Nightingale Florence:     more books (100)

Notes on Nursing by Florence Nightingale, 2010-08-06 Florence Nightingale: The Making of an Icon by Mark Bostridge, 2008-10-14 Nightingales: The Extraordinary Upbringing and Curious Life of Miss Florence Nightingale by Gillian Gill, 2005-09-13 Notes on Nursing What It Is, and What It Is Not by Florence Nightingale, 2009-10-04 Heart and Soul: The Story of Florence Nightingale by Gena K. Gorrell, 2005-03-08 Florence Nightingale to Her Nurses by Florence Nightingale, 2009-12-26 Letters from Egypt: A journey on the Nile, 1849-1850 by Florence Nightingale, 1987 Florence Nightingale (On My Own Biography) by Shannon Zemlicka, Florence Zemlicka, et all 2003-01 Florence Nightingale Today: Healing, Leadership, Global Action by Barbara Montgomery Dossey, Louise C. Selanders, et all 2005-02 Florence Nightingale: Lady with the Lamp (Graphic Biographies series) by Trina Robbins, 2007-01-01 Notes on Nursing by Florence Nightingale, 2010-09-08 Florence Nightingale in Egypt and Greece: Her Diary and "Visions" (SUNY Series in Western Esoteric Traditions) by Michael D. Calabria, 1996-12-20 A Picture Book of Florence Nightingale (Picture Book Biography) by David A. Adler, 1997-03 Florence Nightingale (People to Remember) by Robert Hogrogian, 1981-11-12

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1. Florence Nightingale
   Florence Nightingale. May 12, 1820 August 13, 1910  
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2. Florence Nightingale
   Florence Nightingale, the daughter of the wealthy landowner, William Nightingale of Embly Park, Hampshire, was born in Florence, Italy, on 12th May  
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3. The Florence Nightingale Museum
   The Florence Nightingale Museum celebrates the excellent contribution to nursing of Florence Nightingale, the Lady with the Lamp of the Crimean  
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4. Florence Nightingale: Florence & Parthenope
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   Extractions: Florence and Parthenope Florence sitting doing worsted work seems to be wearing a brace on her hand and wrist. This supports the rumor and theory of lead poisoning, its main symptom being "drop wrist" or weakness in the wrists. She speaks of weak hands in her curriculum vitae for Kaiserwerth Hospital.

5. Clendening History Of Medicine Library Nightingale Letters
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6. Modern History Sourcebook Florence Nightingale Rural Hygiene
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8. Notes On Nursing.
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9. Florence Nightingale The Lady With The Lamp - Page 1
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12. Florence Nightingale
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15. Nightingale Florence
    Nightingale, Florence (18201910) In less than six months, Florence had becomea legend. Her tireless labor reduced death rates from 42 percent to 2.2  
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    Extractions: Defying her family and prejudice against rich working women, Florence sailed for the Crimea in 1854, where thousands of soldiers from Britain's war with Russia were dying in hospitals that were in a filthy condition. In less than six months, Florence had become a legend. Her tireless labor reduced death rates from 42 percent to 2.2 percent. Returning to Britain in 1856, she wrote a treatise advocating sweeping reforms of the army's medical administration - most were implemented. Her outrage that nursing was considered unsuitable for ladies and fit only for low-grade domestics prompted her to open Britain's first training school for nurses at London's St.Thomas's Hospital. A national heroine, Florence was the first woman to be honored with the rarely awarded Order of Merit.

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    Extractions: "It was Florence Nightingale who established professional nurses' training and who stands out as the founder of the modern profession. She was also adept politically and could mobilize public opinion - she was possibly the first spin-nurse. Florence Nightingale has for years been recognized as the founder of modern nursing. The strength of Nightingales model is that it focuses on the patient. The quality of care such focus can bring only serves to improve the quality of the patient 's life and does not allow for the nurse to be lost in the management and politics that are found in hospitals today. It allows the nurse to understand where his or her first duty lies and thus makes health care more compassionate." Term Paper #11102

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    Extractions: Nurse Florence Nightingale was born of wealthy English parents who were living in Florence at the time. Extremely well-educated at home by her father, she learned Greek, Latin, French, German, and Italian, as well as history, philosophy and math. It's no wonder that such a brilliant person was appalled by the prospect of the boring social life which was the lot of most Victorian women. Florence wanted to be her own woman and have a life, at a time when it was unheard of for gentlewomen to have careers, and when the only "working girl" was a prostitute. Luckily, when she was 17 she heard the voice of God telling her to devote her life to the service of mankind. She had no idea what kind of service God had in mind, and it was years before she figured it out. Faced by family opposition to her independence, Florence fell ill, and was nursed by her aunt. The two became devoted to each other, and Florence described their relationship as "like two lovers". Florence also loved a cousin, Marianne Nicholson. "I have never loved but one person with passion in my life, and that was her", Florence wrote. But Marianne's brother had fallen in love with Florence, and when Florence finally declined his proposal of marriage, the two women had a falling out. She clearly was emotionally devoted to women, never to men, and adamantly refused all offers of marriage. Living in the repressed world of Victorian values, who can say if she ever expressed her love physically? But, as I always say, you don't have to have sex to be gay (but it helps!).

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