A Diary Without Dates

"A Diary Without Dates" offers a compelling firsthand account of nursing during World War I from the perspective of Enid Bagnold. This powerful autobiography provides a unique glimpse into the daily life of a nurse serving in wartime Great Britain. More than a simple recounting of events, this diary captures the emotional and physical realities faced by women on the front lines of medical care. Bagnold's reflections reveal the challenges, sacrifices, and profound experiences that shaped her understanding of humanity and the world. This meticulously prepared edition of "A Diary Without Dates" stands as a testament to the enduring power of personal narratives in understanding history. A valuable resource for those interested in nursing history, World War I, and the biographies of remarkable women.

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