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But they had to deal with the fact that men did not want them there. The name of the book is worth a dozen men early in the war, the confederacy was disorganized. They did not create an overarching system until the end of 1862. There is a gap in medical care. That created this opportunity for these ambitious women to step in and establish their hospitals. Early in the war they were running hospitals. And there are volunteer efforts, thats because the confederacy hadnt organized anything at that point. When they create a medical system, because these early female run hospitals have posted such ...

But they had to deal with the fact that men did not want them there. The name of the book is worth a dozen men early in the war, the confederacy was disorganized. They did not create an overarching system until the end of 1862. There is a gap in medical care. That created this opportunity for these ambitious women to step in and establish their hospitals. Early in the war they were running hospitals. And there are volunteer efforts, thats because the confederacy hadnt organized anything at that point. When they create a medical system, because these early female run hospitals have posted such ...

But they had to deal with the fact that men did not want them there. The name of the book is worth a dozen men early in the war, the confederacy was disorganized. They did not create an overarching system until the end of 1862. There is a gap in medical care. That created this opportunity for these ambitious women to step in and establish their hospitals. Early in the war they were running hospitals. And there are volunteer efforts, thats because the confederacy hadnt organized anything at that point. When they create a medical system, because these early female run hospitals have posted such ...

A panel of historians talk about antivice campaigns through the first halftime 1900s. Like crusadse against oipium and prostitution. Reform groups often had competing tactics. This was hosted by the american historical association. It is about an hour1 2. Welcome. It is my great privilege to be the moderater of this panel. We have three really fine papers and a comment today. Well just go in the order in the program and i will introduce each person before they speak. So if were ready, well get going. Our first presentation is by harle fisher, professor of modern global history at the Swiss Fed...

Lot of men didnt want them there. The name of the book is worth a dozen men. Early in the war the confederacy was very disorganized compared to the union. They did not create an overarching medical system until the end of 1862, so there was a gap of medical care in there. And that created this opportunity for incredibly wellorganized, really ambitious women to step in and create and found and establish their own hospitals. And so early in the war these women actually were running hospitals, right . And these were volunteer efforts. And that was because the confederacy hadnt really organized a ...