Publisher's Synopsis
During the American Civil War, Catholic sisterhoods played a vital role in providing medical care and support to soldiers on both sides of the conflict. Drawing on primary sources and personal accounts, this book tells the inspiring story of these brave and selfless women, who risked their lives to save others in a time of great crisis.
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