1905 Florence Nightingale by Wintle Nursing Medicine

1905 Florence Nightingale by Wintle Nursing Medicine Nurses Crimean War “I attribute my success to this: —I never gave or took an excuse.” ― Florence Nightingale Known as ‘The Lady with

1900 Florence Nightingale Story of Nursing Medicine Crimean War Surgery Health A scarce edition of William James Wintles biographic narrative, The Story of Florence Nightingale. Wintle describes the i

1906 Florence Nightingale Notes on Nursing Medicine Surgery Nurses Civil War “I attribute my success to this: —I never gave or took an excuse.” ― Florence Nightingale Known a

1884 Woman’s Work & Worth FEMINISM Marriage Florence Nightingale Nursing “Woman’s Work and Worth” was an 1884 work written by WH Davenport Adams, who was known for his works of English history

Heading: (Medical) Author: Nightingale, Florence Title: Notes on Nursing: What It Is, and What It Is Not Place Published: London Publisher:Harrison Date Published: [1860] Description: <

Lot includes First Editions of Florence Nightingale Notes on Nursing, Shaw Three Plays for Puritans, O'Henry The Four Millions, Harte The Lost Galleon and others.

'Notes on Nursing' by Florence Nightingale, 1860 1st Edition Medical Nurses

What it is, and what it is not Boston, William Carter, 1860. hardcover clothbound. 7 3/4 x 5 inches. Condition: Water stains to cover, text block good with some toning

1891 1ed Florence Nightingale Wounded Soldier Friend Medicine Nurses Civil War “I attribute my success to this: —I never gave or took an excuse.&rdquo; ― Florence Nightingale Known

Slides are a series of 60 on The Story of Florence Nightingale and the History of Nursing for the Educational Lantern Slides by James Huntington Brooklyn, N.Y. It covers the story of Florence Nighting

NURSING BOOK BY FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE1860Notes on Nursing: What It Is, And What It Is Not.. Boston: William Carter, 1860. 1st ed.8&#8221; x 5&#8221;.

1891 1ed Florence Nightingale Wounded Soldier Friend Medicine Nurses Civil War “I attribute my success to this: —I never gave or took an excuse.&rdquo; ― Florence Nightingale Known

Hospitals.- Nightingale (Florence) Notes on Nursing: What it is, and what it is not, first American edition, 4pp. advertisements at end, very light staining to lower margin of first few leaves, otherw

NIGHTINGALE (Florence) Notes on Nursing, first edition, London: Harrison, [no date], issue with 'The Right of Translation is Reserved' to foot of title, adverts dated 1860 to endpapers, title and last

NIGHTINGALE, FLORENCE, 'NOTES ON NURSING - WHAT IT IS AND WHAT IT IS NOT', first edition, 1860, with advertisements for Burke's Peerage

NIGHTINGALE, Florence (1820-1910). Notes On Nursing: What It Is, And What It Is Not. London: Harrison, 1859 [with ads dated 1860]. 8vo. Original publisher's black pebbled cloth gilt (hinges broken, a

Florence Nightingale (1820-1910), Founder of Modern Nursing, letter clipping of signature / autograph

* NIGHTINGALE, Florence (1820-1910). Notes on Nursing: What it is, and What it is Not. New York: D. Appleton and Company, 1860. 8vo (195 x 123 mm). 4pp publisher's advertisements. (Scant spotting and

"Notes on Nursing: What it is, and What it is Not", by Florence Nightingale, D. Appleton and Company, 346 & 348 Broadway, 1860. First US edition (Bishop & Goldie, p. 15); Cordasco 60-1308; 100 Famous

Wonderful American School Oil On Canvas Portrait In Gilded Frame. From A Prominent Collector In Oklahoma. 36 X 31. Excellent Condition.

1860 1ed Heroines of Domestic Life FEMINISM Ruth Pocahontas Florence Nightingale An exceptionally rare and scarcely printed first edition of the 19th-century domestic treatise, Heroines of Domestic Li

An outstanding bronze inkwell (encrier) commemorating three battles of the Crimean War, Alma, Inkerman and Sevastopol as well as Florence Nightingales role in caring for the wounded soldiers. This war

A marble bust of Florence Nightingale (Italian 1820-1910), not signed, small 1" hairline along the base of her left shoulder otherwise very good condition. Late 19th century. 14"W x 13"H. See the Inte

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