Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p [Pt. 1.] Entry into man's domain -- First days at Chimborazo -- First skirmish for the whiskey barrel -- "Are you married?" -- A disappointing experiment -- "What comfort could I give?" -- State consciousness and conflict in the wards -- "A groan was seldom heard" -- "The wars of the whiskey barrel continued" -- Intensification of suffering and hatred -- Visitors stay and stay, and multiply -- Richmond imperilled -- Incidents of hospital life in 1864 -- A train trip to Georgia, October, 1864 -- A tipsy surgeon sets the wrong leg -- Collapse of the Confederacy -- "There was no assimilation" of victors and vanquished -- "A woman must soar beyond the conventional" -- [pt. 2.] Letters from wartime Richmond. "Mrs. Jeff is growing very fine" -- "Among fever wards and dying men" -- "I am always in a hurry" -- "Every girl in Richmond is engaged or about to be" -- "The fighting is so near.". }
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- catalog description "[Pt. 1.] Entry into man's domain -- First days at Chimborazo -- First skirmish for the whiskey barrel -- "Are you married?" -- A disappointing experiment -- "What comfort could I give?" -- State consciousness and conflict in the wards -- "A groan was seldom heard" -- "The wars of the whiskey barrel continued" -- Intensification of suffering and hatred -- Visitors stay and stay, and multiply -- Richmond imperilled -- Incidents of hospital life in 1864 -- A train trip to Georgia, October, 1864 -- A tipsy surgeon sets the wrong leg -- Collapse of the Confederacy -- "There was no assimilation" of victors and vanquished -- "A woman must soar beyond the conventional" -- [pt. 2.] Letters from wartime Richmond. "Mrs. Jeff is growing very fine" -- "Among fever wards and dying men" -- "I am always in a hurry" -- "Every girl in Richmond is engaged or about to be" -- "The fighting is so near."".
- catalog tableOfContents "[Pt. 1.] Entry into man's domain -- First days at Chimborazo -- First skirmish for the whiskey barrel -- "Are you married?" -- A disappointing experiment -- "What comfort could I give?" -- State consciousness and conflict in the wards -- "A groan was seldom heard" -- "The wars of the whiskey barrel continued" -- Intensification of suffering and hatred -- Visitors stay and stay, and multiply -- Richmond imperilled -- Incidents of hospital life in 1864 -- A train trip to Georgia, October, 1864 -- A tipsy surgeon sets the wrong leg -- Collapse of the Confederacy -- "There was no assimilation" of victors and vanquished -- "A woman must soar beyond the conventional" -- [pt. 2.] Letters from wartime Richmond. "Mrs. Jeff is growing very fine" -- "Among fever wards and dying men" -- "I am always in a hurry" -- "Every girl in Richmond is engaged or about to be" -- "The fighting is so near."".