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DESCRIPTION:Title: Nightingales of the South\n\nDescription: During the American Civil War, women by the thousands volunteered to work as nurses. Some served officially, others unofficially; all made an impact. This talk will explore the lives and experiences of three women: Sally Tompkins (a Richmond resident who ran Robertson Hospital), Phoebe Yates Pember (a widow who served as matron of Hospital #2 at Chimborazo) and Susie King Taylor (a formerly enslaved teenager who accompanied her husband's regiment, the 33rd United States Colored Troops).\n\nSchedule: Wednesday, Oct 14\n\nLocation: TBD - UR Campus TBD - UR Campus Richmond VA 23173 
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SUMMARY:Class: Nightingales of the South
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