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William Cross, FSA Scot explores and appraises the brave contribution made by several woman aristocrats of High Society in nursing the wounded during the Great War, at home and in the theatres of war from 1914 till 1918.
Some Society Angels of the Great War: Using research material from his book â Lady Carnarvonâs Nursing Homes : Nursing the Privileged in Wartime and Peaceâ William Cross explores and appraises the brave contribution made by several woman aristocrats of High Society in nursing the wounded during the Great War, at home and in the theatres of war. Among the ladies featured are Millicent, Duchess of Sutherland and her sister Lady Angela Forbes ( fictionalised in the TV epic â The Monocled Mutineerâ,) Lady Diana Manners ( later Lady Duff Cooper ) and Nellie Hozier ( sister of Clementine Churchill ), who was one of the first women to take a party of doctors and nurses to Belgium in 1914 in time to help with the carnage of Mons.
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26 March 2015 at 1:30 am |
Duration: | 2 hours |
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Newport U3A |
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William Cross, FSA Scot |
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Members and Guests |
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Contact Membership Secretary of Newport U3A |
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This is a members-only event Contact Membership Secretary of Newport U3A |
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William Cross, FSA Scot is the author of â Lady Carnarvonâs Nursing Homes : Nursing the Privileged in Wartime and Peaceâ which includes a great deal of data about hospitals set up for the war wounded in the Great War, 1914-1918. |
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