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“flora murray”

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  • Women as Army Surgeons: Being the history of the Women's Hospital Corps in Paris

    by Flora Murray ...
    In August 1914 it was a popular idea that war was man’s business and that everything and every one else should stand aside and let men act. But there were many persons who failed to endorse this view and who held that, though men may have been responsible for the war, the business of it concerned men and women equally. Far from standing aside and leaving men to act alone, every woman in the land ... Read more

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  • Women as army surgeons

    Enriched edition. Being the history of the Women's Hospital Corps in Paris, Wimereux and Endell Street, September 1914-October 1919

    by Flora Murray, Dorian Ellsworth ...
    In "Women as Army Surgeons," Flora Murray delves into the underrepresented roles of women in the medical field during wartime, particularly focusing on the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Her work combines meticulous historical research with a compelling narrative that brings to life the stories of pioneering women who defied societal conventions to serve as surgeons in the army. Murray's ... Read more

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  • Women as Army Surgeons

    Being The History Of The Women's Hospital Corps 1914-1918

    by Flora Murray ...
    Flora Murray's book is a record of the Women's Hospital Corps in France and the Endell Street Military Hospital, London. Despite a lack of training in trauma and orthopaedics, and with no previous experience in military medicine, she met the challenge of treating often horrific wartime casualties and returning battle-injured men to society. She, along with her partner Dr Louisa Garrett Anderson, ... Read more

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    Women as Army Surgeons (Unabridged)

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    by Flora Murray ...
    Narrated by Tabitha Bethke, Edward Bozell, Michael French, Jo Bruff ...

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    In "Women as Army Surgeons" by Flora Murray, embark on a remarkable journey through the untold stories of pioneering women who defied societal norms to serve on the front lines of World War I. As one of the first female doctors in Britain, Murray herself shattered barriers, alongside her colleague Louisa Garrett Anderson, to establish military hospitals staffed entirely by women. Through vivid ... Read more

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  • Angels of Mercy

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