A Sister of the Red Cross: A Tale of the South African War
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A newly trained nurse leaves hospital training determined to serve soldiers in a distant war, and the narrative follows her commitment, trials, and moral resolve. Domestic scenes show tensions of love, jealousy, and friendships among relatives and officers, which complicate her choices. She faces the hardships of military hospitals, dangerous field conditions, caring for wounded men, and moments of personal sacrifice. Encounters with comrades, a wounded private, and episodes of confinement and peril test her constancy. Themes of duty, courage, self-control, and faith recur as she balances professional devotion with personal loyalties amid wartime upheaval.
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