The Story of British V.A.D. Work in the Great War |
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Page 120
... French patients in a certain French town , there came an urgent appeal for ten V.A.D. Englishwomen to nurse them . In a couple of days that little band of members was hard at work amongst the typhoid patients in a town situated in the ...
... French patients in a certain French town , there came an urgent appeal for ten V.A.D. Englishwomen to nurse them . In a couple of days that little band of members was hard at work amongst the typhoid patients in a town situated in the ...
Page 246
... French doctors and sometimes under British doctors , and in one case at least both French and English doctors work amicably together with an English staff under them . As I write , there arises a picture in my mind's eye of a wonderful ...
... French doctors and sometimes under British doctors , and in one case at least both French and English doctors work amicably together with an English staff under them . As I write , there arises a picture in my mind's eye of a wonderful ...
Page 251
... FRENCH FRONT A magnificent service has been rendered by many Englishmen as motor - ambulance drivers . They have ... French road , bearing its burden of broken manhood . In a town , which was at that time only fifteen miles 1 from the ...
... FRENCH FRONT A magnificent service has been rendered by many Englishmen as motor - ambulance drivers . They have ... French road , bearing its burden of broken manhood . In a town , which was at that time only fifteen miles 1 from the ...
Contents
CHAP PAGE | 9 |
HISTORY OF THE V A D MOVEMENT | 20 |
THE BOMBARDMENT OF A V A D HOSPITAL | 80 |
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