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  1. Preface

    9:55

  2. Introductory

    20:38

  3. Part I Chapter I: Childhood and Education

    22:11

  4. Part I Chapter I: Childhood and Education, continued

    23:36

  5. Part I Chapter II: Home Life

    28:23

  6. Part I Chapter II: Home Life, continued

    28:18

  7. Part I Chapter III: The Spiritual Life

    31:27

  8. Part I Chapter IV: Disappointment

    22:59

  9. Part I Chapter V: A Winter Home in Rome, and After

    35:09

  10. Part I Chapter VI: Foreign Travel Egypt and Greece

    29:08

  11. Part I Chapter VII: The Single Life

    18:53

  12. Part I Chapter VIII: Apprenticeship at Kaiserswerth

    27:30

  13. Part I Chapter IX: An Interlude

    24:40

  14. Part I Chapter X: Freedom, Paris and Harley Street

    15:45

  15. Part I Chapter X: Freedom, Paris and Harley Street, continued

    21:51

  16. Part II Chapter I: The Call

    14:02

  17. Part II Chapter I: The Call, continued

    29:52

  18. Part II Chapter II: The Expedition-Problems Ahead

    21:26

  19. Part II Chapter III: The Hospitals at Scutari

    26:13

  20. Part II Chapter IV: The Expert's Touch

    18:43

  21. Part II Chapter IV: The Expert's Touch, continued

    25:46

  22. Part II Chapter V: The Administrator

    31:26

  23. Part II Chapter VI: The Reformer

    22:08

  24. Part II Chapter VI: The Reformer, continued

    25:34

  25. Part II Chapter VII: The Ministering Angel

    22:30

  26. Part II Chapter VIII: The Religious Difficulty

    21:04

  27. Part II Chapter IX: To the Crimea-Illness

    19:23

  28. Part II Chapter X: The Popular Heroine

    27:16

  29. Part II Chapter XI: The Soldiers' Friend

    15:04

  30. Part II Chapter XII: To the Crimea Again

    37:41

  31. Part II Chapter XIII: End of the War-Return Home

    20:12

  32. Part III Chapter I: The Queen, Miss Nightingale and Lord Panmure

    31:44

  33. Part III Chapter I: The Queen, Miss Nightingale and Lord Panmure, continued

    22:33

  34. Part III Chapter II: Sowing the Seed

    29:44

  35. Part III Chapter II: Sowing the Seed, continued

    29:16

  36. Part III Chapter III: Enforcing a Report

    32:01

  37. Part III Chapter IV: Reaping the Fruit

    27:19

  38. Part III Chapter IV: Reaping the Fruit, continued

    28:36

  39. Part III Chapter V: The Death of Sidney Herbert

    31:52

  40. Part IV Chapter I: The Hospital Reformer

    34:12

  41. Part IV Chapter II: The Passionate Statistician

    25:47

  42. Part IV Chapter III: The Founder of Modern Nursing

    23:01

  43. Part IV Chapter III: The Founder of Modern Nursing, continued

    19:16

  44. Part IV Chapter IV: The Nightingale Nurses

    29:16

  45. Part IV Chapter V: The Religious Sanction: Suggestions for Thought

    23:00

  46. Part IV Chapter V: The Religious Sanction: Suggestions for Thought, continued

    40:33

  47. Part IV Chapter VI: Miss Nightingale at Home

    24:28

  48. Part IV Chapter VI: Miss Nightingale at Home, continued

    21:57

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The first half of the authorised life, carrying Florence Nightingale from her birth in 1820 to 1861. Part one, headed Aspiration, follows the childhood and education of a wealthy family's daughter, her religious struggle, the refused marriage, a winter in Rome, travel in Egypt and Greece, the nursing apprenticeship at Kaiserswerth in 1851, and the Harley Street post she held until October 1854. Thirteen chapters then cover the Crimean War, and the remaining parts deal with her campaign for army health after 1856 and with hospital design and nurse training. Cook drew on papers Nightingale had directed be destroyed, which passed instead to her cousin Henry Bonham Carter, and supplemented them with War Office records held in the Public Record Office. The portrait is of an administrator and statistician more than a bedside figure.

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Sir Edward Tyas Cook

Sir Edward Tyas Cook (1857-1919) was an English journalist and biographer who edited the Pall Mall Gazette, launched the Westminster Gazette as its first editor in 1893, and later edited the Daily News.

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Pages
547
Language
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