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Title: Page [72]
Date Created and/or Issued: 18650313
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Transcription: [written above date] Stanton General Hospital Washington D.C. Another beautiful day at work setting type for a [Circular] of Rev. Dr. Channing. also went out with him to purchase paper.- In the evening, our Division of the Songs of Temperance assembled in the Dining Room. a very interesting meeting. Our Chaplain Mr. Peance was granted a withdrawal level so he was about to go to N.Y. Two Candidates innitiated. No letter received today. Feel very well, but very tired. ---------------------------- Monday, March 13. Another beautiful day. At work setting type for a circular of Rev. Dr. Channing, also went out with him to purchase paper. In the evening our division of the Sons of Temperance assembled in the dining room, a very interesting meeting. Our chaplain, Mr. Pearce, was granted a withdrawl card as he was about to go to NY. Two candidates initiated, no letter received today, feeling very well but tired. Crooks, Terence G. âTranscribed and Annotated Diaries of Henry Oliver Nightingale.â Unpublished manuscript, 2014. Microsoft Word file.
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Contributing Institution: UC Merced, Library and Special Collections
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