Clara Barton:
Clara Barton: A Centenary Tribute to the World's Greatest Humanitarian Founder of the American Red Cross Society, Author of the American Amendment to the International Red Cross Convention of Geneva, Founder of the National First Aid Association of America
作者：Young, Charles Sumner
体例：段 章数：26
字数：527,969 来源：Project Gutenberg
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共 26 段- These tragic moments left their impressions on Clara Barton’
- Pestalozzi was the Father of the Public School; Washington t
- General Sherman was right when, addressing an assemblage of
- Miss Barton, when your country was in trouble (1776) Spain w
- Happiness must be unselfish; only in the happiness of all ca
- “Well, these closets in the walls, on either side of the big
- Clara Barton was as proud of her skill with the needle as wa
- What is fame? The advantage of being known by people of whom
- Pleasing, when youth is long expired, to trace
- “No criticisms _now_, no light comments. Her followers bow i
- The two of foreign birth thus strangely brought together wer
- Clothing was so scarce among the poor colored people that on
- Miss Clara Barton, I thank you in the name of all of us (mys
- “First Aid,” therefore, is becoming hardly less important in
- OMISSION OF, OR ACQUIESCENCE IN, THE TRAGEDY OF 1904
- It is not true, I think, that Miss Barton has ever done anyt
- The Red Cross! No, the recent Red Cross officials don’t know
- The probable motive of the “lone accuser” was the subject of
- To show the sentiment then existing among the people, and th
- On the evening of the 14th of April, 1865, Clara Barton was
- Her executive ability and methodical work soon showed result
- Mr. Young, this unhappy letter is a poor return to make for
- At this moment I have not time to say more, but I hope to he
- GEN. JOSEPH R. HAWLEY.
- Of great versatility, she had varied accomplishments. She co
- Oblivious of titles, epaulettes, clothes, rank and race, Lin