Partial Manuscript of Chapters XXIX or XXX: History of the Hospital Directory at Louisville"
This item is a partial manuscript of Chapter XXIX or XXX that was apparently written for, but not used in, "History of the Special Relief Service of the United States Sanitary Commission, 1861-1865," by Frederick N. Knapp, Special Relief Agent.
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OCR Page 1 of 27Heb 22-23-1884
Knota for a Prefare if one is needed
The designed of the History of Homes &
Lookie is to set forth such factor ae
will convey a fair idea of this branch
of San Commision. To go into details
in the skeleta ofeach institutions
would have been compossible as well
as unselese. Therefore the first Home
- at Washington has been lateen as
a simple + the rest gone over rafindly
(1)
Thoe will account for the disproparth
of space, many others having really
of processortance, B. ut as the story
had to be total in detail once. tak
the documente of the skachig Home
were more complete than of any other
it was total gotten t out of the way,
of lot routine. work, first growth"
Rivements, were greatly equalled
by other Homee; so that the reader
is tasked to tate the of of the
only Home as one which was,
save in local particulars, true
of the other Homes-t to consider
all that part of the histories of
the others as having been told in
the Chanching Shelets.