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Florence Nightingale
1895 - London
Confined to her rooms, no longer able to walk the wards, the founder of modern nursing reflects on what reform actually requires.
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Alive in this timeline around 1895 / story span 1797-1928
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Villeneuve-l'Etang
Alive in this timeline around 1895 / story span 1880s-1895
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Florence Nightingale
1895 - London
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Confined to her rooms, no longer able to walk the wards, the founder of modern nursing reflects on what reform actually requires.
- 1895
