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Manuscript of Chapter II: The Home, Washington, D.C.

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marked buty enoughshad the direction sphoning government provide suitable recommendation sick, yet agreated had been accomplished during the monthout aug and still more was in the process of accomplish -ment The greatestand at this junchise was that of impressing upon government the fact that (8) preventable suffering - which jina common point of view inhurance) twhich in a military emeemaea striftle waster of the physical efficiency of truinionsly. experienced This truth was -izid by studeling work of the Comn in the Reception Buildinge turged upon officials. Incomuch that - sanguing hopes were entertained of successful of the long continued efforts of the Come in this direction. But"ste best -laid plans of micet men going aft agliev Events hada wild way of happining in strocedays. Indudi circumstance seemed to have acquired the habit of crowding into

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This item is a manuscript 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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