Letter, 1888.

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Letter, 1888.

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Handwritten and signed letter, dated 5 Sept. 1888, addressed to Dr. Joseph Bell, and composed in London, England. Nightingale answers questions posed by Bell and offers advice on nursing. The last four pages are marked as "Strictly Private."

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Harold B. Lee Library

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