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Revolutionary War: Moving South

Revolutionary War
Moving South
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table of contents
  1. Introduction
  2. Wartime Wounds & Diseases
  3. What Is A Hospital?
  4. Nurse Advertisements
  5. Nurse Pay Vouchers
  6. Nurses In Hospital Returns
  7. Nursing Shortages
  8. Moving South

Moving South

When the Revolutionary War shifted to the southern colonies, many wounded soldiers found care on plantation estates, where the women of the household nursed them. Though documented more rarely, it is highly likely that enslaved people on these plantations were also compelled to work as nurses for the soldiers. Click here to learn more.

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