Service and courage
Alcott wants to contribute to the war effort and nurses wounded soldiers despite fear and difficult conditions.
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Kathleen Krull - Author
This is an illustrated biography about Alcott’s determination to serve during the Civil War, her nursing of wounded soldiers, serious illness, and the way those experiences informed Hospital Sketches and Little Women.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceThis is an illustrated biography about Alcott’s determination to serve during the Civil War, her nursing of wounded soldiers, serious illness, and the way those experiences informed Hospital Sketches and Little Women.
Alcott wants to contribute to the war effort and nurses wounded soldiers despite fear and difficult conditions.
Alcott’s letters and wartime experiences are connected with Hospital Sketches and the later writing of Little Women.
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