Edward Tyas Cook described this person's return to the estate of Lea Hurst in an early 1913 biography.
Edward Tyas Cook described this person's return to the estate of Lea Hurst in an early 1913 biography. An image which this person called the "bat's wing" was among a set of charts in polar coordinates called "coxcombs" which she created. Mary Seacole attempted to join this person but eventually worked separately from her. William Howard Russell reported on this person who, at the request of Sidney Herbert, went with 38 other people went to (*) Scutari, which was built over a cesspool. A notable article about this woman called her a "ministering angel" and the "Lady with the Lamp." For 10 points, name this woman who improved sanitation for soldiers in the Crimean War, a pioneering British nurse.
Edward Tyas Cook described this person's return to the estate of Lea Hurst in an early 1913 biography.
Florence Nightingale