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First published in 1897, "The Wound Dresser" contains a collection of Walt Whitman's letters written from hospitals in Washington during the American civil war. This fascinating volume offers a unique glimpse into Whitman's experiences volunteering as a nurse in army hospitals during the American civil war, providing the reader with a telling insight into the mind of America's greatest poet. "The Wound Dresser" was published posthumously by Whitman's literary executor Richard Maurice Bucke.
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The Wound Dresser: A Series of Letters by Walt Whitman during the Civil War
2012-06-05, CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
1477596747 9781477596746
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The wound dresser: a series of letters written from the hospitals in Washington during the war of the rebellion
1898, Small, Maynard & Co.
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The wound dresser: a series of letters written from the hospitals in Washington during the war of the rebellion
1898, Small, Maynard
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0665374240 9780665374241
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Reprint of the 1898 ed. published by Small, Maynard, Boston.
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