Lady with a Lamp: The Story of Florence Nightingale By Cyril Davey A short, straightforward biography of Florence Nightingale, whose faith and drive transformed nursing and medical care during the Crimean War and made her a national heroine. For ages 9-13. ISBN-13: 9780718826413 Specifications: 181x108mm, 96pp, Paperback Price: £2.99 • US$6.00 Publication: July 1958 Order this Title Now

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From the Stories of Faith and Fame series - stories of men and women who went all over the world with their Christian faith.

For over a hundred years, Florence Nightingale (1820-1910) has been more than a national heroine. Here drive and energy transformed the Scutari hospital, which led to the recognition of the nursing profession, and won her the title of the 'Lady with a Lamp'. Her famous story is one of faith as well as determination.

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