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| Stacks | E628 .G54 2000 | AVAILABLE |
| Table of Contents | ||||||
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| Preface | ||||||
| Acknowledgments | ||||||
| Introduction: The United States Sanitary Commission as the Missing Link | 3 | |||||
| I | "You will probably not see our names": The Legacies of Elizabeth Blackwell and Dorothea Dix | 14 | ||||
| II | "In the background": The Woman's Central Association of Relief and the United States Sanitary Commission | 31 | ||||
| III | Coming of Age: The War Generation and a New Political Culture for Women | 53 | ||||
| IV | Branch Women Test Their Authority | 85 | ||||
| V | "True Grit": Women at the Front | 113 | ||||
| VI | "Descendants of Heroic Mothers": Commission Women Look to the Future | 134 | ||||
| VII | Extending the Sisterhood: Commission Women in the Gilded Age | 152 | ||||
| Conclusion | 169 | |||||
| Notes | 176 | |||||
| Bibliography | 219 | |||||
| Index | 230 | |||||
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