Florence Nightingale

Florence NightingaleAuthor: Sue M. Goldie ISBN: 9781901341027 Publisher: Manchester University Press Year first published: 05 Jun 1997 Pages: 326 Format: Paperback softback The letters in this volume come from the period in Florence Nightingale's life that brought her lasting fame. The letters, written amid scenes of horror and chaos, to officials, family and friends, express her hopes and fears and the doubts and frustrations of her arduous service. .

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