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    "title": "Original Partial Index to \"History of the Special Relief Service of the United States Sanitary Commission\"",
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    "ocrText": "4126\nHistory\nThe Special of Relief Service\nThe United Plates Sanitary Commission\nIndex-\nChapter.,7.\nThe Beginning. July and august 1861.\nPeriod of Individual Labor.\nChaplir II,\nGrowth of the Special Relig work. in the fall of\n1861. and conmuncement of what subsiquintly\nbecame Independent Branches of the Service.\nChapter III,\nAutumn of 1861. Provision for newly arrived\nRegiments, The Exction of the Reception Brickdings\n\"Soldiers Rest\" and Soldiers Retreat at Washington.\nChapter IV,\nDischarged Disabled Soldiers, destitute of means\naided in raching their homes.\nAppeal to Governers of States.\nAid to Wives and Mothers of Soldiers.\nChapter.]\nReturned Convaliscents, and Disabled Discharged\nmen-; Brongs practiced on them, Our Endeavors\nto benefit them.\nChapler VI.\nCometion of defective papers. and Collection of\nback-Bay for sick on discharged Soldiers.\nEstablishment of the Claim agency\"\nRail- Road Tickets.\nSystem of Reduced Road Lickets for Soldies\nChapler VIL\nHospital Visitors\nThe occasion for them, and how they did their work.\nA Service which from the nature of the case could not\nhave been performed by any provision of Government.\nThe characteristics of the two different classes of\nSurgeons in Charge of Hospitals: Their relation to the\nHospital Ersitors.\nChapter VIII\nHospital Irisitors at the WEST\nChapter IX\nThis mar a national Business and not a State\nBusiness.\nThe service kndered by the Early and constant\nalligiance of the Special Relief Department to this idea.\nChapter X,\nHistory of the Lodge No4 \"Washington D.C. as the\nCentral Jucial Relief Office, The work camed on\nthere: Its System: Constant Enlargement; Total\nof service reductered. Cost-of this office: Bar-per cent\non the money actually Collected there for disabled\nSoldiers: Back Pay. Bounty. Defective Dischaye\nPapers, Service to the havy. Collecting Prige Money:\nfc- fc- I/c.\nChapter XI.\nConvaliscent Camp al Alexandra Va.\nChapter XII\nFuld Relief (Special) or Feeding Stations after\nBattles. Antielam. Cettysburg.\nChaptu-XIII\nFuild Relief (Special). Feeding Stations after\nBattles. Belle Plaine, Write House DC\nChapter XIV,\nFeeding Stations al-the South (on the Attantic\nCoast.)\nChapleiXV. XV\nBattle Field Relief in the Department of the Gulf\nChapter XI.\nFeeding Stations at the met,\nChaptu XVII,\nThe amiliary Relief Corps.\" Feeding Stations after\nBaltles.) Agents with \"Roung Commissions\nChaptie XVIII\nBurial of the Dead. Forwarding Letters, packages\nand money for Soletiers.\nChaplieXIX.\nOther Branches of Special Relief Service in the\nDepartment of the Gulf.\nChapter XX\nService undered by the Sanilary Commission\nto Union Prisiners while in Southern Prisons.\nChapterXXI\nFlag of Truce Boats.\nChaplir XXII\nExchanged Union Pnsiners on their way home\nDepartment of the Gulf\nChapluXXIII\nRelief of Returned Union Pnsoners at Camps\nof Parole, Renelesions, and Hospitals.\nChapler XII\nFuid Relief (Special) or Feeding Stations after\nBattles. Antielam. Cettysburg.\nChaptu-XIII\nFuild Relief (Special). Feeding Stations after\nBattle. Belle Plaine, White House. se\nChapter XIV,\nFeeding Stations al-the South (on the Attantic\nCoast.)\nChapler XV\nBattle Field Relief, in the Department of the Gulf.\nChapterXII\nFeeding Stations at the met,\nChaptu XVII,\nThe anriliary Relief Corps.\" Feeding Stations after\nBaltles.) Agents with \"Roung Commissions\nChaptie XVIII\nBurial of the Dead. Forwarding Letters, packages\nand money for Soletiers.\nChaplieXXX.\nOther Branches of Special Relief Service in the\nDepartment of the Gulf.\nChaplu XX\nService undered by the Sanilary Commission\nto Union Prisiners while in Southern Prisons.\nChapterXXI\nFlag of Truce Boats.\nChapler XII\nExchanged Union Pnsiners on their way home\nDepartment of the Gulf\nChapluXXIIII\nRelief of Returned Union Pnsoners at Camps\nof Parole, Renelesions, and Hospitals."
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