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1915 entry describing constant cannonading in France.
1915 entry describing constant cannonading in France on page 301 of Mary King Waddington's, My War Diary.
A Woman in Battle.--"Michigan Bridget" Carrying the Flag. "Sometimes when a soldier fell she took his place, fighting in his stead with unquailing courage--always fearless and daring, always doing good service as a soldier."
Illustration of "Michigan Bridget:" in battle from Mary A. Livermore's, My Story of the War.
Adelaide W. Smith, 1831-1911.
Frontispiece portrait of Adelaide W. Smith in her Reminiscences of an Army Nurse During the Civil War.
Blücher recounts being questioned for remarks she made about the German treatment of prisoners of war.
Page 147 from Princess Evelyn Blücher's,An English Wife in Berlin: A Private Memoir of Events, Politics, and Daily Life in Germany Throughout the War and the Social Revolution of 1918.
Description of the U. S. Sanitary Commission operations during the Civil War.
Description of the U. S. Sanitary Commission operations during the Civil War from page 99 of Adelaide W. Smith's, Reminiscences of an Army Nurse During the Civil War.
Description of the Women's March on Versailles or the October March.
Description of the Women's March on Versailles or the October March from page 427 of Mary Wollstonecraft's historical account.
Description of the Women's March on Versailles or the October March.
Description of the Women's March on Versailles or the October March from page 426 of Mary Wollstonecraft's historical account.
Discussion of the United States Sanitary Commission on page 157 of Mary A. Livermore's, My Story of the War.
Page 157 of Mary A. Livermore's, My Story of the War.
Dumourier's Correspondence with the Commissaries, Dec. 10, 1792.
Dumourier's Correspondence with the Commissaries, Dec. 10, 1792 from Helen Maria Williams' Letters written in France in the summer 1790 to a friend in England page 260.