
Angels of the Battlefield
A History of the Labors of the Catholic Sisterhoods in the Late Civil WarBy George BartonLength10h 11m
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In "Angels of the Battlefield," George Barton explores the pivotal role of nurses during the American Civil War, a conflict often overshadowed by the tumult of combat yet equally significant. Through poignant narratives and vivid imagery, Barton examines the often-unheralded contributions of these women who battled societal norms to provide care amidst chaos. The book blends historical analysis with firsthand accounts, encapsulated in a literary style that evokes both empathy and appreciation for the unsung heroes of the war. Set against the backdrop of 1860s America, the text situates these narratives within the larger discourse about gender roles and societal expectations of the era. George Barton, a historian and advocate for women's contributions to history, draws on extensive research and personal narratives to craft this work. His passion for social history and commitment to illuminating the past informs his depiction of the resilience and bravery exhibited by battlefield nurses. Baron's academic background in both nursing and history uniquely positions him to present these stories with both authenticity and compassion, shedding light on a crucial yet often neglected aspect of the Civil War. "Angels of the Battlefield" is not only a compelling read for history enthusiasts but is essential for those interested in the evolution of women's roles in American society. Barton's insightful analysis and engaging storytelling make this book a must-have for libraries and personal collections alike, offering a profound appreciation for those who tended to the wounded on the frontlines.
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GenreHistory
Length10 hrs 11 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateNov 22, 2019
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1CHAPTER I. THE ORDERS THAT PARTICIPATED.
2CHAPTER II. ARCHBISHOP HUGHES AND THE SISTERS.
3CHAPTER III. IN AND AROUND RICHMOND.
4CHAPTER IV. HARPER’S FERRY.
5CHAPTER V. ST. LOUIS MILITARY HOSPITAL.
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6CHAPTER VI. IN AND AROUND WASHINGTON.
7CHAPTER VII. SISTER ANTHONY AT SHILOH.
8CHAPTER VIII. PORTSMOUTH AND NORFOLK.
9CHAPTER IX. LABORS IN FREDERICK CITY.
10CHAPTER X. WHITE HOUSE.
11CHAPTER XI. MANASSAS AND ANTIETAM.
12CHAPTER XII. NEW ORLEANS.
13CHAPTER XIII. SOUTHERN BATTLEFIELDS.
14CHAPTER XIV. GETTYSBURG.
15CHAPTER XV. SATTERLEE HOSPITAL.
16CHAPTER XVI. THE FALL OF RICHMOND.
17CHAPTER XVII. SISTERS OF CHARITY OF NAZARETH.
18CHAPTER XVIII. MORE ABOUT NAZARETH.
19CHAPTER XIX. SISTERS OF MT. ST. VINCENT.
20CHAPTER XX. THE SISTERS OF MERCY.
21CHAPTER XXI. THE NORTH CAROLINA HOSPITALS.
22CHAPTER XXII. LABORS IN THE WEST.
23CHAPTER XXIII. THE STANTON HOSPITAL.
24CHAPTER XXIV. SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH.
25CHAPTER XXV. SISTERS OF THE HOLY CROSS.
26CHAPTER XXVI. MOTHER ANGELA.
27CHAPTER XXVII. NON-CATHOLIC TRIBUTES.
28CHAPTER XXVIII. A LESSON IN CHARITY.
29APPENDIX.
30I. AN INNOCENT VICTIM.
31II. MEDALS FOR SISTERS.
32III. HONORED BY THE QUEEN.
33IV. VETERANS OF THE CRIMEAN WAR.
34V. POOR SISTER ST. CLAIRE.
35VI. LORD NAPIER’S TESTIMONY.
36VII. VERY REV. JAMES FRANCIS BURLANDO, C. M.
37VIII. MOTHER SETON.
38IX. “THE SISTER OF CHARITY.”
39X. SISTERS OF CHARITY.
40XI. “THE ANGELS OF BUENA VISTA.”
41XII. CATHERINE ELIZABETH McAULEY.
42XIII. CLERICAL VETERANS.
43XIV. CATHOLICS IN THE WAR.
44XV. THE SANITARY COMMISSION.
45XVI. “THE BLUE AND THE GRAY.”
46XVII. A MIRACLE OF THE WAR.
47XVIII. LINCOLN AT GETTYSBURG.
48XIX. THE FAITH AND THE FLAG.
49XX. A ROMANCE OF THE WAR.
50PUBLISHER’S NOTICE.